Blue

Derek Jarman's "Blue" is a visually striking film that consists of a single, static blue image.

The film's power lies in its immersive soundscape, which includes personal sounds from Jarman's life, sounds of war, and hospital noises.

The film is a deeply personal exploration of Jarman's experience with AIDS and his deteriorating eyesight.

It's a testament to the power of sound design and the intimate nature of storytelling.

The film's unique approach challenges traditional cinematic conventions and invites viewers to engage with the film on a sensory level.