I Love Your Work DVD, 2005

Gray Evans is living in a bubble. He's a Hollywood movie star, married to a movie star. He fears his fans almost as much as he fears life itself. His is a world of sycophants and fake sets and his only contact with reality is through the lens of his camera. When Gray meets a young couple whose simple lives are far removed from buzz of celebrity, he begins to yearn for the "normal" life that he once had before his fame. But the young man is a fan and someone is stalking Gray, and Gray's perception of reality begins to spin out of control as do the lines between who is the stalker and who is the stalked, ultimately leading to a finale where we find out that the movie star is not the innocent victim that his publicist would have us believe.

While Goldberg's film playfully struggles to reflect the dizzy confusion of its chief protagonist, story threads are left dangling, and the audience are made to do a lot of work; but it's a rewarding experience for those who are willing to delve into this excellent meditation on celebrity culture at the dawn of the 21st century.