Blue Has No Borders review – hunt for British identity in British seaside town maps the national psyche
“Blue Has No Borders” is a documentary by Jessi Gutch that explores British identity through seven diverse Folkestonians, including a Syrian refugee, a drag artist, and a Brexiter. The film highlights the struggles of these individuals, from integration into UK culture to perceived neglect or misunderstanding by society. The documentary aims to map the complexities of the national psyche, shedding light on the relationship between land and identity, the plight of local fishers, and the divisive impact of Brexit. The overarching theme is the quest for visibility within a diverse society, presenting a nuanced picture of British identity.