Anna, a TV star, joins her fan club for a weekend getaway, mistaking it for an offer from a director she admires. The encounter spirals into a nightmare as her obsessive fans reveal ties to an early career accident and demand justice. This indie casual VR film unfolds as a 55-minute psychedelic thriller that probes memory's burden and human resilience.
Viewers follow the tense unraveling through immersive VR storytelling. The narrative blurs lines between fanaticism and victimhood, challenging simple notions of revenge. Fans of introspective casual experiences will find its reflective depth compelling.
Anna, a mainstream TV star, —believing she is responding to the wish of an illustrious filmmaker with whom she dreams of filming— accepts the invitation of her “fan club” to spend a weekend with them. Very quickly, this moment will turn into a nightmare. She is in fact kidnapped by border-line admirers who have set out to revive her career through the emotions she has made them feel.
But while we think of a staging of psychopaths, the reality is more complex. The fans are actually close to the victims of an accident that the actress caused at the beginning of her career, and are asking for justice. But revenge is perhaps not their main driving force.
Fan Club is one of the first VR feature-length film (55') ever. This film is a reflection on the weight of memory and resilience, in the form of a psychedelic thriller.
