Blue My Mind

The film opens with a serene view of a secluded beach, where a little girl is seen staring out into the vast sea. Her parents are absent, setting the stage for a story that intertwines childhood innocence with darker themes.

Years later, fifteen-year-old Mia relocates to a new town due to her father's job. On her first day at school, Mia feels drawn to a group of rebellious peers led by the assertive Gianna, indicating a shift in her social dynamics.

Mia quickly ingratiates herself within Gianna's circle and participates in risky activities. This includes sharing personal experiences on an online dating profile, leading to her claiming an unverified sexual history.

In a disturbing turn, Mia participates in a dangerous choking game with Gianna. While attempting to experience a high, Mia finds herself disoriented and anxious, prompting her to run home.

Back at home, Mia exhibits strange behavior by impulsively eating tropical fish from her parents' aquarium. This act of defiance leads to tension with her mother, Gabriela, when she tries to cover it up.

Mia begins to notice alarming physical changes, such as webbed toes and unexplained bruises. Her suspicion of being adopted grows stronger as she starts questioning her family's history.

Desperate for answers, Mia ditches school to visit a health clinic where a doctor discovers a potential birth condition related to her webbed toes. After receiving disturbing news and a blood test, Mia sneaks out feeling unsettled.

Mia arranges to meet an older man from her online dating profile for sex but is caught off guard when he shows concern about her injuries. The encounter ends awkwardly, highlighting her emotional turmoil.

Continuing her reckless behavior, Mia has a casual sexual encounter with Gianna’s friend, Roberto, amidst partying. This reckless lifestyle only exacerbates her physical and emotional struggles.

At an amusement park trip, Mia's world spirals further out of control as she engages in drug use and is publicly shamed by Roberto for being promiscuous. The emotional strain and her physical condition begin to take their toll.

Returning home after a day of chaos, Mia faces her furious parents about the forged permission slip. This confrontation leads her father, Michael, to mandate therapy for Mia, signaling a critical turning point in her life.

When Gianna falls into the water during a party, Mia instinctively saves her, showcasing a latent sense of responsibility. This heroic act is juxtaposed with Mia’s ongoing physical transformation into something otherworldly.

Following the rescue, Mia's body transforms further, giving her fish-like scales. This alarming change deepens her internal struggle as she attempts to hide her condition from those around her.

As Mia's body fully transforms into a mermaid, she experiences a complete mental breakdown. Her attempts to cope lead to more self-harm, illustrating her desperate state and inability to accept her new identity.

In a poignant farewell, Mia shares her final moments with Gianna before returning to the sea. She calls her mother, expressing her longing, culminating in her acceptance of her new reality as she embraces the ocean.