Pretty Little Stalker

In a quiet and seemingly perfect family life, success can become a double-edged sword. This is the starting point of a disturbing story that blends psychological drama with deeply unsettling suspense. At the heart of the narrative is a renowned self-help author—a woman who has dedicated her career to inspiring others, guiding them through emotional crises, personal growth, and the pursuit of well-being. Her positive message and growing popularity have turned her into a public figure admired by many. However, what begins as a tale of success soon spirals into a nightmare.

The plot takes an unexpected turn when a young woman with serious psychological issues fixates on the author. Fascinated—and at the same time unbalanced—by her books, this girl begins to develop a sick obsession that quickly escalates beyond mere admiration. What could have been a case of simple fanaticism turns into a real threat, as the author and her family go from being admired figures to direct targets of an unstable mind.

As the story unfolds, the audience witnesses the unraveling of safety and peace within the family’s once-secure world. The protagonist, used to having answers for everyone else, now faces a situation for which there is no guidebook. The danger is not only physical but emotional, and her ability to protect her loved ones is pushed to the limit. With each scene, the tension rises, spiraling into a harrowing exploration of the limits of mental health, public responsibility, and the unexpected consequences of fame.