Stalked by my doctor plot movie#

Like вЂњSpencer,вЂќ MathonвЂ™s movies вЂњPortrait of a Lady on Fire,вЂќ вЂњ AtlanticsвЂќ and the upcoming вЂњ Petite MamanвЂќ all feature intimate female portraits (coincidentally, all include paranormal elements, too). ItвЂ™s a film where we move a lot (and) we feel a lot.вЂќ

вЂњItвЂ™s a very choreographed film, I think, where the music is important. LarrainвЂ™s mise-en-scГЁne вЂњis very far from naturalism,вЂќ Mathon said. But the film would not be tied to history or biopic convention. She and Larrain watched KubrickвЂ™s William Thackeray adaptation вЂњBarry LyndonвЂќ and a sequence of вЂњA Clockwork OrangeвЂќ in preparation for вЂњSpencer,вЂќ and they also studied period photographs. Visually, Larrain was inspired by Kubrick, Mathon said. вЂњItвЂ™s more of a deconstruction and itвЂ™s less about history.вЂќ It is a princess who makes the choice not to be a princess anymore,вЂќ she explained. вЂњHe said from the start, itвЂ™s a fairytale (turned) upside down.

In their initial talks about вЂњSpencer,вЂќ Mathon said the director was interested in вЂњsomething much larger and (more) timelessвЂќ than Christmas with the royals: an exploration of what lies behind life-changing decisions. Larrain approached the French cinematographer after watching her Caesar Award-winning work in вЂњPortrait of a Lady on Fire,вЂќ Mathon told CNN. Kristen Stewart as Diana appears set for a long and possibly fruitful awards season run, but doing her performance justice required the careful eye of Claire Mathon, one of the hottest cinematographers working right now. She, understandably, has other ideas, haunted by the women who have come before her (in more ways than one). Diana and CharlesвЂ™ marriage is on the rocks and вЂњ The FirmвЂќ is looking to her to right the ship over a Christmas feast or two.

Stalked by my doctor plot movie#

LarrainвЂ™s horror-inflected movie announces itself as a вЂњfable from a true tragedy,вЂќ imagining three days at the QueenвЂ™s Sandringham estate in 1991. ItвЂ™s both trite and an understatement to say the royal family has never looked quite like this before.