Frustrated 2013
"Get under the skin of a serial killer"
Jacques Vendôme's *Frustrated (2013)* plunges into the dark descent of Fabrice Lombard, a man whose mounting rage at societal rejection and isolation transforms into a chilling obsession.
Director: Jacques Vendôme
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Frustrated (2013) about?
The film follows Fabrice Lombard, a man whose lifelong humiliation and isolation push him from brooding fantasies to violent reality as a serial killer. His fractured psyche unravels under society's indifference, culminating in a terrifying transformation.
Who directed Frustrated?
Jacques Vendôme directed *Frustrated* (2013), crafting a tense, character-driven thriller that delves into the mind of a killer.
Who stars in Frustrated?
Christophe Cerdan leads the cast as Fabrice Lombard, joined by Marianna Voronkova, Camille Bardery, Aurélie Le Dain, and Céline Costa in this gripping drama.
Is Frustrated (2013) worth watching?
With its intense focus on psychological descent and crime, *Frustrated* (2013) offers a compelling watch for fans of dark, atmospheric thrillers. While it lacks an IMDb rating, the film's themes and performances make it a moody, thought-provoking choice for niche audiences.
How long is Frustrated?
*Frustrated* (2013) has a runtime of 82 minutes.
About Frustrated (2013) — A Serial Killer's Ascent from Humiliation to Horror
Jacques Vendôme's *Frustrated (2013)* plunges into the dark descent of Fabrice Lombard, a man whose mounting rage at societal rejection and isolation transforms into a chilling obsession. As the weight of humiliation and loneliness builds, his murder fantasies become an unstoppable reality, dragging him into the shadowy world of a serial killer. Shot through with raw tension, the film explores the fractures of the human psyche, where every moment of silence echoes with simmering fury. Starring Christophe Cerdan in a gripping lead role, alongside Marianna Voronkova and Camille Bardery, this drama-crime thriller weaves a claustrophobic atmosphere of dread and inevitability.
Set against a backdrop of urban desolation, *Frustrated* (2013) examines the tipping point where personal despair curdles into violence. The story unfolds with a relentless pace, pulling viewers into Fabrice's unraveling mind as he teeters between victim and predator. With its stark visuals and emotionally charged performances, the film offers a disturbing yet compelling look at the forces that shape a killer's rise from silence to brutality.