“To Die For” (1995) is a satirical black comedy directed by Gus Van Sant, featuring Nicole Kidman in a career-defining role as Suzanne Stone. The film follows Suzanne, an ambitious and obsessive woman who dreams of becoming a famous news anchor. Her relentless pursuit of fame leads her to manipulate those around her, including her husband and a group of high school students. As she orchestrates a plan to eliminate anyone standing in her way, the story unfolds through a series of interviews and news reports, highlighting the dark side of ambition and the lengths one will go to achieve celebrity status. With sharp wit and a critical lens on media culture, “To Die For” explores themes of obsession, morality, and the quest for recognition in a world obsessed with fame.