The Blue Angel

The Blue Angel follows Professor Unrat, a film department head at a San Francisco university. When he discovers that three of his students have created an erotic film featuring Lola, a notorious cabaret performer, he confiscates it. As he watches the film, he becomes consumed by obsession for Lola, leading him down a destructive path filled with deceit and depravity.

This drama runs for 92 minutes, showcasing the consequences of obsession and the depths one might sink to when captivated by desire. The film's exploration of dark themes within the context of academia and the arts makes it particularly interesting for collectors of independent cinema and dramatic narratives.

Its unique storyline and character dynamics may appeal to those who appreciate films that delve into the complexities of human emotions and relationships, making it a noteworthy entry in Nick Millard’s filmography.