I Think We're Alone Now (2008)

An intimate look into the lives of two stalkers of 80s teen pop one-hit-wonder Tiffany. Jeff Deane Turner, a middle-aged time travel and radionics enthusiast who believes he can communicate telepathically with Tiffany through a machine he's created; Kelly McCormick, an intersexed fitness freak who's convinced they are destined to be together no matter what happens ("I love her down to the bone marrow!"). More than a shock sensationalist exposé about weirdo stalkers, the doco aims deeper. It's equally a poignant and unsettling study of two social misfits, grappling with mental illness and loneliness, who pose less harm to the object of their obsession than they do to themselves. [source: The Incredibly Strange Film Festival 08]

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