I Think We're Alone Now

Every celebrity has their share of severely obsessed fans. This feature-length film focuses on two unique individuals who both claim to be desperately in love with the 80's pop singer, Tiffany.Jeff Turner, a 55 year-old man from Santa Cruz, California has been going to Tiffany concerts since 1988. In addition to the vast archives of Tiffany memorabilia he's collected, he has a radionics device at his home, which he claims allows him to telepathically communicate with the pop star wherever she is.Kelly McCormick is a 34 year-old hermaphrodite from Denver, Colorado who claims to have been friends with Tiffany as a teenager. Kelly has been through a lot. She was born intersexed and her divorced parents played a game of tug of war with her identity. She’s overcome ridicule, addiction, homelessness, and a near death experience. She attributes her positive outlook to Tiffany, staying healthy and an abundance of energy drinks.Both Jeff and Kelly have suffered from being labeled "stalkers" by the media. Other fans ostracize them, but neither of them ever considered themselves fans in the first place. They call themselves "friends."As you get to know these two extraordinary human beings, you'll begin to understand how their obsessions came to be. It's the age old story of painful, unrequited love.