Blue (2020)

When a man rushing to work hits a woman in a hospital gown with his car, she hijacks the situation and gets into his car, demanding that he take her away from there. Once the man recovers from what happened, he tries to convince the injured woman to get treated at the hospital but she refuses the help. The band around the woman’s wrist shows that she ran away from the maternity ward and the man assumes she abandoned her newborn child. At this, the man’s attitude changes drastically and he decides to ignore the woman’s request. But when her desperate attempts to stop him put both of their lives at risk, he concludes that she is not right in the mind and it’s wiser not to defy her.
As the man tries to find a way out of the situation, fragments from her past slowly start to make up a picture of what really happened to her – something more tragic than anyone could have imagined. When the woman finally opens up, the man realizes that his temptation to abandon her was selfish and the situation is far from as black-and-white as he thought all along. Having realized his mistake, the man nevertheless finds a way to support to the woman.