Blue Cities (1993)

A Party Girl and an Angel meet on the border of heaven. "Blue Cities is an encounter between a gently bureaucratic border angel and a woman caught in limbo between death and heaven" (The Village Voice, New York City). She has a lot of questions for him and he for her: "What message do you want to leave for eternity? State your name and number clearly at the sound of the beep." Blue Cities combines text ("urban poetry, immediate and demanding", Adelaide Advertiser), with dance ("exhilarating", The Sydney Morning Herald) and chroma key/blue screen technology in a cinematic blend that "touchingly evoked the uncertainties of fallible human beings when confronted with by eternal mysteries" (The New York Times).