Love Object

(2003)

In the movie Love Object, Kenneth, a socially awkward office worker, struggles with loneliness and lack of romantic experience. In an attempt to alleviate his feelings of isolation, he purchases a life-like sex doll named 'Nikki.' However, as Kenneth becomes increasingly attached to Nikki, he starts to realize that there may be a darker side to their relationship. The lines between fantasy and reality blur as Kenneth's obsession with the doll grows, leading to unforeseen consequences.

As Kenneth delves deeper into his fixation with Nikki, the film explores themes of isolation, desire, and the dangers of seeking validation from artificial sources. The tension builds as Kenneth's grip on reality loosens, raising questions about the true nature of intimacy and the consequences of trying to fill emotional voids with inanimate objects. Love Object is a thought-provoking psychological thriller that challenges viewers to consider the implications of seeking companionship in unconventional ways.