Indigo Blues

About This Movie

Indigo Blues is a fascinating dive into the mind of a young woman trapped in a toxic relationship. Directed by Milton Gibney, this film plays with atmosphere, blending a gritty crime backdrop with deep psychological undertones. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing you to sink into her mental state, as she oscillates between her mundane life and these dark fantasies of violence against her boyfriend. The practical effects, though not overdone, are chilling in their simplicity, adding to the rawness of her emotions. The lead performance is haunting—there's a constant tension in her eyes that hints at the chaos brewing beneath. It’s a film that explores themes of love, despair, and the lengths one might go to reclaim agency. Definitely distinct in its narrative approach.

Introspective character study · Themes of toxic relationships · Unique blend of crime and psychological drama