Movie spotlight
Obsession
Peter is just another peter, so very ordinary. He works at the office where colleagues make fun of him, the boss makes sexual advances and the sick mother harasses him at home. Step by step his life becomes completely unbearable. Once by a chance Peter happens to try magic mushrooms and this adventure turns into new move towards a different life.
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Plot Summary
A short comedic film where a woman's intense obsession with a man escalates to absurd levels. She stalks him, tries to manipulate his life, and ultimately reveals the extent of her fixation in a humorous and slightly unsettling way.
Critical Reception
As a short film often used as a comedy sketch or student project, 'Obsession (2009)' did not receive widespread critical reviews. Its reception is primarily based on audience reactions within specific online platforms where it was shared, generally appreciating its straightforward comedic premise and Kirsten Bell's committed performance.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its concise humor and relatable, albeit exaggerated, theme of obsession.
Kirsten Bell's performance is noted as a highlight, bringing energy to the short.
Viewers found it to be a quick, funny watch, typical of online short film content.
Google audience: Information on specific Google user reviews for this short film is not widely available.
Fun Fact
This short film was directed by Jake Szymanski, who would later go on to direct feature films like 'Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates'.
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