BLUE MY MIND

15 is truly an ungrateful age. On top of that, Mia has to come to grips with a new school, but quickly gains access to the cool kids, and through them to drugs and alcohol and sex. So far so normal. That the young woman gobbles up the fish in the aquarium in the living room when she passes by, and that a thin skin is growing between her toes does point to a more profound transformation. BLUE MY MIND is a serious, moving coming-of-age fantasy, a fresh surge of sea water for the slightly dusty Swiss cinema landscape. Blub.