Distance does not cool their flame; instead, it fuels a deeply poetic digital courtship. Yann regularly sends Hanna short, impressionistic, and romantic video-letters—what the film terms lettres filmées —shot entirely on his iPhone. These visual poems keep Hanna enamored, despite the vocal concerns of her ex-boyfriend, Goran (Oliver Rosskopf). The Illusion Crumbles
as Hanna begins to question her own perception of safety and truth. www.imdb.com Production & Reception
The story follows , whose life takes a dark turn after she meets Yann . What begins as a deep, passionate romance characterized by Yann’s "Lettres filmées" (filmed love letters) quickly spirals into obsession. After Hanna leaves him, the letters continue and take on a menacing tone. Hanna begins to lose her grip on reality, unsure if she can trust those around her or even her own perceptions as Yann's presence becomes an inescapable threat. Production and Recognition ma folie 2015
: Critical essays often analyze how Mračnikar transitions the film from a romantic drama into a psychological thriller, and eventually a horror-tinged narrative. Director's Debut
Since it is an independent Austrian production, "Ma Folie" is often featured in European film festivals or specialized streaming platforms focusing on world cinema. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more innovative film austria 18/19 Distance does not cool their flame; instead, it
The narrative of Ma Folie (which translates to "My Madness") starts as a whirlwind romance. While vacationing in France, Hanna (Alice Dwyer), a young Austrian woman, meets Yann (Sabin Tambrea), an enigmatic and deeply charming Parisian. Their connection is immediate and passionate.
Obsessive love and the psychological toll of digital harassment The Illusion Crumbles as Hanna begins to question
[ Passionate Romance ] ➔ [ Extreme Jealousy ] ➔ [ Disappearance ] ➔ [ Digital Stalking ] ➔ [ Psychological Collapse ] Production and Creative Team
A: The runtime is approximately 1 hour and 39 minutes (99 minutes).
: The story follows Hanna (Alice Dwyer), who falls for Yann (Sabin Tambrea) after receiving poetic iPhone video-letters from him. What begins as a passionate romance shifts into a thriller as Yann’s deep-seated mistrust leads him to stalk Hanna via these same video messages, even after they separate. Key Themes Trust vs. Mistrust
