Wife Stalker

Jackson, a successful architect, starts receiving anonymous messages with photos of his wife Lily in mundane places—outside a café, in the park, in a parking lot. At first, it seems like someone’s bizarre joke, until he notices his own silhouette in their home window in the background of one shot. The stalker isn’t just following Lily—he’s observing their life from within, knowing their daily routines, habits, even what they argue about in the evenings. The police dismiss it as a harmless fan’s obsession. But when Lily’s personal items begin vanishing from their home, replaced by strangers’ belongings, Jackson realizes he’s not dealing with an ordinary maniac, but with someone methodically constructing a parallel reality where he is the perfect husband for his wife. The line between paranoia and genuine threat blurs, because the most dangerous enemy might be the one you see in the mirror every morning.