Blue Film

Name: Blue Film
Duration: 1 h 22 min

1hr 22m

3.5/5 (2.1K)

1hr 22m
3.5/5 (2.1K)

Fetish camboy Aaron Eagle agrees to spend the night with an anonymous client, only to discover a disturbing tie to his past. More Details »

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Release Date:

May 8, 2026

Runtime:

1hr 22m

Synopsis

Fetish camboy Aaron Eagle agrees to spend the night with an anonymous client, only to discover a disturbing tie to his past.

Moviegoers are saying

This audacious debut from Elliot Tuttle has audiences either completely captivated or deeply uncomfortable, with many praising its fearless exploration of taboo sexuality through an intimate two-hander between a cam-boy and his mysterious client. While festivals reportedly rejected it for being too provocative, viewers are calling it a 'tightrope act' that chooses empathy over exploitation, anchored by fearless performances from Reed Birney and breakout star Kieron Moore.

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3.5

RATINGS 21 FANS

3.5

Jun 13, 2026

Feeling pretty hollowed out after this one. Brief and simultaneously intense in a way that really stung. Kieron Moore is a gem

462 Likes

Karsten

May 3, 2026

A truly audacious film. I have not been this shocked in a cinema in a long time, it felt awesome. It is very well-directed, the script is invisible, the actors are incredible, it is so captivating and it was panned by so many festivals and distributors. I heard one…

361 Likes

Jim Cummings

Aug 16, 2025

an incredible tightrope act that this manages to pull off. here’s a film that has the guts to make audiences sit with their discomfort – provocative yet deeply mesmerising in the way it takes unspeakable taboos and splits them wide open. i know it’s cliché to describe a…

238 Likes

iana
Jun 12, 2026

Too uncomfortable to say much but the actors really acted the house down. I can’t wait to never watch this again 🥰

63 Likes

MacDoesIt

May 10, 2026

Catherine Breillat’s work was named repeatedly by Tuttle during the Q&A after my screening as a major influence and that was especially eye-opening. Anatomy of Hell is draped all over Blue Film. Two people in a room whose walls willingly contain all their ideas of…

104 Likes

claira curtis

Jun 14, 2026

Blue Film is provocative by design, but it cleverly subverts expectations at nearly every turn, resulting in an unexpectedly moving character study about perversion in the age of OnlyFans.

54 Likes

Danny Rosenberg
Oct 11, 2025

For 82 minutes all I could hear was Julia Roberts whispering behind me, saying “Not everything is supposed to make you feel comfortable.”

94 Likes

Andrew Van Heusden

May 9, 2026

There is an earned edginess that pushes director Elliot Tuttle’s erotic two-hander “Blue Film” down toward difficult-to-reach depths. In the opening scene, for instance, the findom camboy Aaron Eagle (Kieron Moore), performs for his 500+ followers on a livestream. Dressed…

83 Likes

Robert Daniels

Jun 1, 2026

Among other things, I can’t figure out why a character named Mr. Grant quotes two full lines of Lana Del Rey’s “The Grants” without attribution, as if it’s just an original thought… what was the movie trying to say with that. Even after an experience as tense and…

46 Likes

Bobby Finger