"A Patch of Blue"

"A Patch of Blue" is a 1965 film about an interracial friendship between a blind white woman named Selina D'Arcy and a Black man, Gordon Ralfe. Set in a racially segregated society, the story explores themes of love, prejudice, and the search for personal freedom. Selina, who lives a sheltered life with her abusive mother, finds solace in her connection with Gordon. Their bond challenges societal norms and confronts the deep-rooted racism of the time. The film highlights the power of compassion and understanding in overcoming barriers and showcases the struggles for equality during the Civil Rights Movement.