wes-62
Joined Nov 2000
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"Stalker Guilt Syndrome" is a film that shows a man afraid of being called a stalker, because he accidentally has to follow the same route as the woman in front of him. Trying to resolve her thoughts, he starts to show rather deviant behavior. I think this is a nice idea to make a movie from. At first I found it shamefully realistic, but his thought became more and more farfetched and it became rather boring. If you accidentally stumble upon this movie, watch it, but please don't do to much effort to see it. This film is not worth it.
This is an very weak movie. No story; running around between home and the police station, over and over again; dialogues were hollow, and so on. Two good points however: the talent of Gaston Bergmans as boxing instructor and the lovely face (not her acting skills) of Dagmar Liekens. But this is not enough to waste 87 minutes of your time.
Before I saw this movie, i didn't like French movies. And after this movie, I still didn't. But for me "Jean de Florette" is the exception in French film industry. It shows how dramatic reality can be. Trust and friendship are just hollow phrases. The viewer was already informed about the abuse of trust that Ugolin did towards Jean. That's why the persistency of Jean and his family was so painful to see. I hope you understand that I really like this movie, but I'm trying to keep as unclear as can be. Watch this movie (and his sequel) and you'll understand what I mean.