Blue/Orange

Year: 2005

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: English

Director: Howard Davies

DramaComedy

In a psychiatric hospital, a junior doctor cares for a Black patient diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. During the patient's final interview, the doctor brings his senior mentor to observe. The junior doctor fears the diagnosis is wrong and urges a longer inpatient stay, while the senior doctor disputes this, creating tension.

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