I Think We're Alone Now

Aroview: This portrait of two 'stalkers' of 80s teen pop one-hit-wonder Tiffany is at times uncomfortably voyeuristic, yet it provides raw insight into celebrity obsession and perhaps debunks a few myths about the stalker mentality. Tiffany herself judiciously keeps her distance, but her limited participation does provide a counterpoint that strangely speaks louder than any formal interview could.

"These are characters so jaw-droppingly singular no scriptwriter could ever dream them up. It's equally a poignant and unsettling study of two social misfits, grappling with mental illness and loneliness, who pose less harm to the object of their obsession than they do to themselves." - NZFF (Incredibly Strange)

NZ International Film Festival 2008

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