Capture Kill Release 2016

Jennifer, Jennifer Fraser, and Farhang, Farhang Ghajar, are a young couple who document their plan to commit a premeditated murder for the thrill of it, recording the process as a handheld chronicle.

Jennifer, the more dominant and sadistic partner, becomes obsessed with the idea of killing a random person. She meticulously plans the crime, purchasing tools like saws, plastic sheets, and cleaning supplies, and she captures every step on a handheld camera, turning their plan into a disturbing ritual as the footage piles up.

Farhang, initially joining out of love and curiosity, begins to doubt as the gravity of their intentions sinks in. The couple selects their victim—a homeless man—and lures him into their home under the pretense of offering help.

As they attempt to carry out the act, Farhang’s hesitation creates palpable tension between them. Jennifer grows increasingly frustrated with his reluctance, revealing her deeply unhinged nature and her willingness to push boundaries far beyond what he imagined.

As the story unfolds, the fixation escalates. When Farhang finally tries to back out, she interprets his weakness as betrayal and responds with cold resolve. This fracture in trust drives the events toward a gruesome and shocking climax, where Jennifer fully embraces her psychopathy, showing that her need for violence extends beyond a single act.