Our Lady Blue

About This Movie

Our Lady Blue (1987) is one of those TV movies that slips under the radar but packs a real punch in its storytelling. Set in a Liverpool convent, it beautifully explores unlikely bonds formed in the most unexpected of circumstances. The chemistry between Rachel, the eager young volunteer, and Paul, who’s serving his community hours, is nuanced, capturing that awkward and genuine vibe of their mission. And then there’s Sheila, a dying prostitute whose presence adds layers to the emotional landscape. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to soak in the atmosphere, the weight of their journey to Lourdes feels both sacred and burdensome. The performances are raw, especially from the lead trio, making it a distinctive piece that sticks with you well after the credits roll.

Explores themes of redemption and friendship. · Unique setting in a convent adds to its charm. · Not widely known but has a poignant narrative.