Stalker Guilt Syndrome

Year: 2002

Runtime: 11 mins

Language: English

Director: Jonah Kaplan

Comedy

A neurotic urban comedy follows Marc, who spots a woman on the subway and assumes she’s interested in his ‘goods.’ After they both exit at the same stop and walk side‑by‑side, his confidence flips to dread when he wonders if she sees him as a stalker. He scrambles to prove he isn’t.

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