Snapshot (1979)
Année de sortie: 1979
Nation: Australia
Alternative Title: Day After Halloween, Escondite mortal, Der Tag nach Halloween, Alastonkuva, One More Minute
Réalisateur: Simon Wincer
Writer: Chris De Roche, Everett De Roche
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Antony I. Ginnane
Executive Producer: William Fayman
Sociétés: Australian Film Commission, Australian International Film Corp. (AIFC), F.G. Film Productions, Filmways Australasian, Victorian Film
Genre: Drama, Horror, Thriller
Budget: A$310,000 (estimated).
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: advertising, ex-boyfriend ex-girlfriend relationship, model, modeling, murder, obsession, photograph, photographer, slasher, stalker
Histoire
Angela, a young hairdresser, is thrown out of her home by her puritanical mother due to Angela's desire for independence and modeling career aspirations. She lands her first modeling gig at the behest of one of her clients, but soon finds herself targeted by two sources of danger: her obsessed ex-boyfriend who refuses to accept their breakup, and a mysterious stalker linked to the modeling industry.
Résumé
Snapshot is a 1979 Australian thriller drama that blends elements of horror with a story centered around Angela, a naive yet ambitious young woman. The film explores themes of obsession, independence, and survival as Angela navigates her new life in the modeling world while fearing retaliation from both her disapproving mother and her stalker ex-boyfriend. Despite its limited plot details available, Snapshot is notable for its portrayal of a young woman's struggle against oppressive forces.
