A Fatal Obsession

A Fatal Obsession is a psychological thriller film, produced by Switzer Entertainment Group and Out of Shot Films. The film was released by the Lifetime Movie Network on December 20, 2015. The film was directed and executive produced by James Camali and produced by Vyn Tuxbury Richard Switzer.[1]

A Fatal Obsession
Written byGeorge P. Saunders
Directed byJames Camali
StarringEric Roberts
Tracy Nelson
Country of originUnited States
Original language(s)English
Production
Producer(s)Vyn Tuxbury
Richard Switzer
CinematographyRonnee Swenton
Release
Original release
  • March 11, 2015 (2015-03-11) (Europe)
  • December 20, 2015 (2015-12-20) (United States)

The cinematographer was Ronnee Swenton and the screenplay was written by George P. Saunders. The film stars Tracy Nelson and Eric Roberts.[1]

The film is also airing on TV in Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands, released by NBC Universal on March 12, 2015. It is also set for release this year in South Africa after advanced negotiations by Vyn Tuxbury.

Plot

A mother and teen daughter believe they have at last found safe refuge from abusive husband and father Michael. Michael, enraged by their escape, will do anything to find them. After undergoing drastic plastic surgery, he assumes a new unrecognizable identity and the hunt for his family begins.

Cast
  • Tracy Nelson as Christie Ryan
  • Eric Roberts as Michael Ryan
  • David Winning as Harrison Reese
  • Mike DiGiacinto as Detective Joe
  • Remington Moses as Miri Ryan
  • Colin Chase as Kyle Lang

Production

The film was shot in the greater Mystic, Connecticut area over 12 days in the first 2 weeks of 2014. It was Richard Switzer's and Vyn Tuxbury's first film as a producer at the age of 18 and 28, and director James Camali at age 22, making his directorial debut. Most of the crew were actively enrolled in film/video majors at the School of Visual Arts in New York City.

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References
  1. The Film Catalogue


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