Blue, Painful, and Brittle follows the story of two college students, Mia and Karen. Mia is a free-spirited artist and Karen is a driven business major. The unlikely pair become fast friends and decide to start a secret society circle called "Moai" with a group of like-minded individuals.
The Moai circle meets regularly to discuss ideas on how to change the world. They are passionate about promoting environmental sustainability, opposing social injustice, and improving mental health. Mia and Karen are the leaders of the group and provide guidance and encouragement to their fellow members.
However, one day, Mia disappears without a trace. Karen is devastated and tries to find out what happened. She starts to dig into Mia's past and realizes that Mia had been struggling with depression and anxiety. Karen learns that Mia's disappearance may have been related to her mental health struggles.
As Karen continues her search for Mia, she starts to question the purpose of Moai and whether they were truly making a difference in the world. She confronts the other members of the circle and challenges them to take action beyond just talking and dreaming.
Ultimately, Karen discovers the truth behind Mia's disappearance and learns an important lesson about the power of friendship and the need for action. Blue, Painful, and Brittle is a thought-provoking film that explores the complexities of mental health, friendship, and social change.
