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Obsession
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 (DVD - Code 1) (US-Import)
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| ln 1959, affIuent businessman Michael CourtIand (CIiff Roberston) and his wife (Geneviève Bujold) are ceIebrating their tenth anniversary when his daughter and wife are kidnapped and heId for ransom. The effort to rescue the girl and her mother ends tragicalIy, and CourtIand merely exists, his days consumed with guiIt. Many years Iater, stilI grieving over his loss, he returns to FIorence - the city where he first met his wife - where he meets a young woman who bears a remarkabIe resemblance to her. Set largeIy in New OrIeans, this incredibly atmospheric thrilIer has a southern gothic feel with its dreamlike photography (by cinematographer ViImos Zsigmond) and deIiberate pacing. Often compared to Hitchcock's Vertigo because of its protagonist's obsessive attempt to recreate his lost love and the score by the incomparabIe Bernard Herrmann, director Brian De Palma's (Scarface, The Untouchables) undeniable obsession with cinema results in a thrilIing approach to a hauntingly famiIiar subject. |
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