This film is shot beautifully, and the acting is professional. The problem with the story is that a devious home-breaker gets a pass and is not held responsible for any of her actions because, after all, she's the innocent college student the equally devious professor has used as a replacement for his lovely, talented wife who eventually cracks under the pressure of her broken marriage and becomes a murderess. So, an adultery fault line runs the length of the plot, and eventually causes disaster--still the film stresses to the viewer that the student is the non-offending party. She gets to walk away with her sister who has lied to her, but somehow they're still friends, while the house is now haunted by the ghost of the jilted wife she has murdered in a vicious fight.
Review of Fugue
