Melancholia says: Follow Me." is a 05:00 min. 16mm Black & White film transfered to video. In the film there is a woman being followed by an anonymous looking individual. We first see the woman, moving fast, close ups of her anxious face, then the stalker that we can't identify for the face is covered by hood and scarf... All of the body is camouflaged by heavy and dirty clothes. That visually recalls inner city garb... As the film continues it gets confusing: soon, though, we understand that the stalker and followed woman are the same person.
"Melancholia says: Follow Me." is observing the city and the anxiety in psychological terms and a purely introspective way: the originater of the terror is hiding in the persona of the victim...

The "dissolve" of identity between the followed woman and the stalker may point out the common female angst of being followed and murdered by an unknown anonymous individual... At the same time it unveils a deeper fear: it turns back to us. It points out that the unknown and feared is inside of us... In short, "Melancholia says: Follow Me." finds touch-points in everyday life. "Melancholia says: Follow Me." visually relates femininity and the inner city violence. "Melancholia says: Follow Me." is a state of mind, it affects the viewer emotionally and viscerally rather than rationally.