"A Patch of Blue" is a 1965 film directed by Guy Green, based on the novel "Be Ready with Bells On" by Elizabeth Kata. The story follows Selina D'Arcy, a blind white girl living in poverty, who forms a friendship with Gordon Ralfe, a kind African American man. Their relationship challenges societal norms and prejudices of the time. The film explores themes of love, racism, and the desire for a better life. It highlights the struggles of individuals facing discrimination and the importance of human connection. Sidney Poitier stars as Gordon, delivering a powerful performance that emphasizes compassion and understanding.