Forgive Us Our Trespasses is a psychological drama that takes place in a small European village. Edgar, a young man in his twenties, has lived with his mother in a small and claustrophobic apartment for his entire life. His mother is a strict and overbearing woman who controls every aspect of Edgar's life. She forbids him from leaving the apartment, meeting other people, and pursuing any romantic relationships.
Edgar is deeply in love with his neighbor, Maria, a beautiful and kindhearted woman who works in a local bakery. He watches her from his window every day and daydreams about being with her. However, he is afraid to approach her due to his mother's strict rules and his own self-doubt.
As Edgar's obsession with Maria grows, he becomes increasingly isolated and delusional. He starts to have elaborate fantasies about Maria and imagines imaginary conversations with her. He even begins to stalk her, following her on her daily routine, and taking pictures of her without her consent.
As the story progresses, Edgar's mental state deteriorates, and his obsession with Maria reaches dangerous levels. He starts to engage in self-harm behavior and contemplates suicide. In the end, Edgar's mother discovers his stalking behavior and reports him to the authorities. Edgar is sent to a mental institution, and Maria moves away from the village, leaving Edgar alone with his delusions.
Forgive Us Our Trespasses is a compelling and disturbing film that explores the themes of obsession, mental illness, and the consequences of oppressive environments. The movie is a poignant reminder of the importance of human connection and the dangers of isolation.
