The Crush (1993)
Année de sortie: 1993
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: N/A
Réalisateur: Alan Shapiro
Writer: Alan Shapiro
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: James G. Robinson
Executive Producer: Gary Barber
Sociétés: Morgan Creek Entertainment, Warner Bros. Pictures
Genre: Drama, Erotic Film, Erotic Thriller, Mystery Film, Psychological Thriller, Romance, Suspense Film, Thriller
Budget: 6.000.000
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: erotic thriller, jail bait, journalist, lolita, obsession, obsessive love, older man younger woman relationship, revenge, sociopath, teenage girl
Histoire
Nick Eliot, a 28-year-old newspaper reporter, moves into the guest house of the Forresters. Initially, everything goes well until he meets Adrienne, their 14-year-old daughter. Adrienne develops an obsessive crush on Nick, but he rebuffs her advances due to their significant age difference and his respect for the Forresters. Angered by this rejection, Adrienne embarks on a vengeful path to destroy Nick's life and reputation. She begins by seducing Nick's friend and colleague, making him believe that Nick has been pursuing an affair with Adrienne. This causes a rift between them, leading to Nick's eventual firing from the newspaper. Adrienne then frames Nick for sexually assaulting her, which results in his arrest. Throughout these events, Nick is oblivious to Adrienne's actions and manipulation until he finally pieces together the truth about her obsession.
Résumé
The Crush is a 1993 American erotic thriller directed by Alan Shapiro. The film centers around a complex relationship between an older man, Nick Eliot, and a teenage girl, Adrienne Forrester, who becomes dangerously obsessed with him. The movie explores themes of obsession, revenge, and the destructive power of unrequited love. It is notable for its controversial portrayal of a teenager's obsessive fixation on an older man, which has drawn comparisons to Nabokov's 'Lolita.' Despite its sensational subject matter, The Crush offers a compelling exploration of psychological manipulation and the devastating consequences of obsession.
