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Obsession: Horror Film Explores Consent and Magic
16 May
Summary
- Film tackles themes of consent and communication.
- Nikki is both villain and victim due to a wish.
- Performance highlights dual nature of possessed character.
Curry Barker's directorial breakout, "Obsession," intricately weaves themes of consent and communication into its narrative. The film centers on Nikki, depicted as both antagonist and victim following a wish made by her friend, Bear. This wish compels Nikki to love Bear above all else.
Barker stated the intention was to create a grounded experience, accepting the presence of magic within the story's world. The focus remains on a tragic human drama between the two main characters. The performance by Inde Navarrette captures Nikki's possession by a sinister spirit, while also showcasing moments where the real Nikki surfaces in horror.
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