'Blue Film' is a disquieting sit for both characters and audience

Aaron Eagle (Kieron Moore), the jacked, tattooed stud we meet in the kinky webcam routine that opens Elliot Tuttle's Blue ...

A painful, provocative reunion demands your empathy in the daring ‘Blue Film’

Starring Tony-winner Reed Birney and 'Boots' star Kieron Moore, wrier-director Elliot Tuttle's sex-work drama explores ...

Blue Film Is the Year’s Most Challenging Movie. It’s Also the Best So Far

Elliot Tuttle’s directorial debut, rejected by festivals and ignored by distributors, has finally found its way to theaters.

'Blue Film' is controversial. It's also 'a beautiful love story,' say its makers

In this Out digital cover story, director Elliot Tuttle and stars Kieron Moore and Reed Birney discuss their shocking indie ...

‘Blue Film’ Review: The Sex Is Expensive. The Talk Is Priceless.

An older man pays a camboy $50,000 for a night that goes to difficult, existential places in this breakout feature from ...
Roger Ebert

Blue Film

Moore and Birney’s performances rely on a brave commitment to explore every uncomfortable facet of their characters.

‘Linda Perry: Let It Die Here’ Timed To New Album, Tony Leung In ‘Silent Friend’, ‘Blue Film’ & ‘Influenced’ – Specialty Preview

Let It Die Here', 'Silent Friend', 'Influenced' and a docs on hunting pythons and gun control are new indie films opening.
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‘Blue Film’ Review: This Taboo Drama Edges The Audience With Edginess

Elliot Tuttle’s ‘Blue Film’ pairs Reed Birney and Kieron Moore in a provocative chamber piece about sex, loneliness, and ...
IndieWire

‘Blue Film’ Trailer: Daring American Indie About a Camboy and His Pedophile Teacher Aims to Move (and Shock) You

Elliot Tuttle's film was rejected by key festivals and ignored by distributors, but this startling chamber drama finally gets a release from a new shingle starting ...
AwardsWatch

‘Blue Film’ Director Elliot Tuttle and Stars Reed Birney and Kieron Moore Break Down Their Hotly Transgressive and Thought-Provoking Film

Elliot Tuttle knows that he’s playing with fire. His feature debut Blue Film – starring Reed Birney and Kieron Moore – was rejected from multiple film festivals last year, both large ...