The Sky is Blue with Lies: Tribeca Phaedra

About This Movie

So, 'The Sky is Blue with Lies: Tribeca Phaedra' has this gritty, raw vibe that really captures the late 70s New York bar scene. It’s kind of a love triangle with a tragic twist—Fara, the bar keeper’s wife, and Po, her stepson, have this intense, complicated relationship. The pacing feels reflective, almost dreamlike at times, as it jumps from their passionate encounters to a filmmaker’s retrospective on the events. The documentary style is interspersed with drama, giving it an almost surreal feel, and the performances are really compelling—especially that tension between family and desire. It’s distinct because it weaves ancient themes into a modern setting, making it feel both timeless and deeply personal.

Gritty portrayal of late 70s NYC bar culture · Unique blend of documentary and dramatic storytelling · Explores themes of love, tragedy, and family dynamics