Saint Blue: The Afterlife of Derek Jarman’s Blue

Blue (1993) is a continuous, seventy-nine-minute shot of ultramarine blue, with a soundtrack of spoken word, found sounds, and composed music. It was Derek Jarman’s (1941‒94) final work. The film first screened just eight months before Jarman died on 19 February 1994 from AIDS-related illness at London’s St Bartholomew's Hospital, the setting where much of the film’s narrative takes place.