(2000) Attraction
PSYCHOLOGICAL DRAMA
Written and directed by Russell DeGrazier with radio host for the lovelorn, and columnist for a paper, Mathew (Mathew Settle) stalking his ex, Liz (Gretchen Mol) he obviously wants to be back with her. Some of the ways he does this is by parking near her place of resident, even though he lives blocks away, sleeping in his car as well as spies on her while she is at work at a hair salon. At this same time, Liz expresses this to Mathew's working partner, Garrett (Tom Everett Scott) and in turn tries to register this as stalking and problematic to him, but with no avail. It is of no avail until Mathew meets Corey (Samantha Mathis) at a bar coming into the picture, an inspired actress to whom coincidentally, has also knows Liz. And it is during then stalking and possible rage takes a whole new meaning.
Spoil It turns out Mathew's partner, Garrett became the actual enraged and jealous one who physically assaults Liz severely enough to the point of putting her in the hospital, pointing this serious assault toward Mathew into jail, making the point that rage and jealousy blinds people who are then in denial.
Written and directed by Russell DeGrazier with radio host for the lovelorn, and columnist for a paper, Mathew (Mathew Settle) stalking his ex, Liz (Gretchen Mol) he obviously wants to be back with her. Some of the ways he does this is by parking near her place of resident, even though he lives blocks away, sleeping in his car as well as spies on her while she is at work at a hair salon. At this same time, Liz expresses this to Mathew's working partner, Garrett (Tom Everett Scott) and in turn tries to register this as stalking and problematic to him, but with no avail. It is of no avail until Mathew meets Corey (Samantha Mathis) at a bar coming into the picture, an inspired actress to whom coincidentally, has also knows Liz. And it is during then stalking and possible rage takes a whole new meaning.
Spoil It turns out Mathew's partner, Garrett became the actual enraged and jealous one who physically assaults Liz severely enough to the point of putting her in the hospital, pointing this serious assault toward Mathew into jail, making the point that rage and jealousy blinds people who are then in denial.