The Blue Light Movement emerged during the pandemic, as the number of violent cases against women rose. The poem was inspired by real testimonials and is interpreted by a peripheral Brazilian poet Luz Ribeiro, who brought her personal experience to the short story. The film was hand painted by artist Pegge using watery elements to represent liquids that walk hand in hand with domestic violence issues: alcohol and tears. The Blue Light Movement was created to shine a light on this invisible part of society.