"True to its title, this is not a film everyone's going to feel comfortable sitting with, which Tuttle and his stars are well aware of. After all, it's about the intersections of sex, fetish, desire, perversion, and specifically pedophilia—the compulsions of those affected by it and what it takes for someone like Hank to keep it in check."
"Yet, against the odds, this audacious, honest, and deeply human drama is getting a proper theatrical rollout beginning May 8 courtesy of specialty distributor Obscured Releasing. And with that, Blue Film joins a storied pantheon of features that not only challenge our notion of societal taboos, but of what cinema can be."
Blue Film, directed by Elliot Tuttle, follows camboy Alex, also known as Aaron Eagle, who is offered $50k for a night with an anonymous client, Hank Grant. The film delves into sensitive topics such as sex, fetish, desire, and pedophilia, highlighting the struggles of those affected by these issues. Despite facing rejection from major film festivals due to its controversial nature, Blue Film is set for a theatrical release on May 8, aiming to challenge societal taboos and redefine cinematic boundaries.
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