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ACTOR
Luna WedlerZoë Pastelle HolthuizenRegula GrauwillerGeorg Scharegg
DIRECTOR
Lisa Brühlmann
SYNOPSICS
Blue My Mind (2017) is a Swiss German movie. Lisa Brühlmann has directed this movie. Luna Wedler,Zoë Pastelle Holthuizen,Regula Grauwiller,Georg Scharegg are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2017. Blue My Mind (2017) is considered one of the best Drama,Fantasy,Mystery movie in India and around the world.
15-year-old Mia is facing an overwhelming transformation which calls her entire existence into question. Her body is changing radically, and despite desperate attempts to halt the process, she is soon forced to accept that nature is far more powerful than her.
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Blue My Mind (2017) Reviews
Good but one flawed shot
I think, the movie tried to explore the themes: "being yourselves" or "embracing yourselves with all your oddities" or "finding how special you are". It is an interesting film, but leaves you confused at the end; all because one shot, I think, has gone wrong. The point is, the movie follows a grounded-realistic approach (not a surreal one). So, you expect the movie to give you enough information to build a believable world in which the story takes place. The problem is not with the believability, but with the incomplete information. So, at the end, you are left feeling that there is something missing. This could have been fixed with the very first shot of the movie, in which it could have shown a new born lying on the beach crying, with no traces of any human around her. This would have raised the question, "who left her there?" or "where did she come from?". As these questions were quite satisfactorily answered in the movie, you would've felt that everything fell in place (including the theme). The parents' characters need a little development though.
Philosophical idea about teens' life.
First of all, everything about the movie is explained and spoiled in the trailer, so if you want to keep watching this movie till the end without ruining it, then either don't watch the trailer or just try to forget it if you already watched it. The movie is about a girl who passes through physical transformations as she hits puberty, in addition to an extra unusual transformation. All this changes happened when she got her first period, and when she moved to a new city. The movie explains in details the teenage phase on different aspects, the physical ones and how the female body changes, the emotional ones as teenagers tend to hate discipline and they get involved in multiple relationships, and the behavioral ones as teenagers make silly and extreme acts. The core of the movie is about the teenagers life, while the girl's transformation is minor. I believe that there is a moral behind this transformation, may be it means, if you can't adopt to your environment then you should change to fit to it or change your whole environment. The bad thing that the reason for that weird transformation is not explained, but i believe it happened due to the changes in the girl's life. She moved to a new city, a new school, new friends, and new age as she was turning sixteen. There are some week points in the plot, they didn't mention why she used to go to a psychiatrist ! And of course there's no scientific base for that weird transformation. The poster of the movie is misleading, it gives a hint to "Blue is the warmest color" but they are not similar at any point, and the two girls in the poster here were not close friends till few minutes before the end. The cinematography and the sound effects of the movie are good points here, you will enjoy some scenes of nature urban areas. Finally, it's a good drama fantasy movie, it copies some of its elements from other movies but it has a unique idea. It can be boring if you were not excited to see the journey of the girl's transformation.
Germany's version of 2003's 'Thirteen'...with a fish tail.
The movie plays out like the 2003 film 'Thirteen', where we see a young girl called Mia, spiraling out of control into a world of sex, drugs and alcohol. At the same time her body starts going through unusual changes as she starts to question who she is and where she comes from... You really feel for Mia on an emotional level, which I loved ????. You experience the confusion and pain she goes through. The film is more of a drama, with a splash of fantasy. It doesn't reveal much which I didn't mind as it leaves you thinking. Tragic and slightly intense but also very beautiful, I highly recommend this film.
My Review Of "Blue My Mind"
Brühlmann's story blends the age of innocence with dark fantasy ad her protagonist deals with life changes, body issues and a sense of confusion about the future. Although she tackles a heavy amount of subject material in the film, "Blue My Mind" never goes full out horror, nor does it take itself too seriously. It is a well written, well acted metaphor for transitioning from adolescence to adulthood. The cast seem far stronger actors than their age, or the film's indie status would suggest. Characters are brought to life conveniencingly and affective. More drama that thrills, there are moments that could have taken the film a bit darker and with a little more horror. Still it wasn't really needed and the film doesn't hurt without, still as a 45 yr old man I could have related more. Or maybe more comfortable considering the material deals with female energies and becoming woman. The special effects, though limited till the final act, are well produced blends of practical and slight CGI. All kept to a minimalist approach. Most of the film's ability to captivate is done so through brilliant story, cinematography and the human element. Overall "Blue My Mind" is a great dark fantasy drama appealing to fans of Animorph whimsy and coming-of-age drama.
Beautiful...
Sad and lovley... Truly not for the masses. Your average Joe will not like or get this at all.