This is like the 5th film that’s come out recently about the lives of creatives. I know you’re supposed to “write what you know” but, Jesus Christ.
An unconventional ghost story which is really about that modernity’s decline of friendship as a phenomenon. Clay Tatum, the writer, director and star, is highly self-critical, exposing the part of himself that sees a friend as more of a burden than a benefit, an interruption to his completely insular life.
Nice premise. It sets up the rules of the ghost world well, but doesn’t exploit all their possibilities. As far as it goes, it works, and is quite funny.
This is like the 5th film that’s come out recently about the lives of creatives. I know you’re supposed to “write what you know” but, Jesus Christ.
An unconventional ghost story which is really about that modernity’s decline of friendship as a phenomenon. Clay Tatum, the writer, director and star, is highly self-critical, exposing the part of himself that sees a friend as more of a burden than a benefit, an interruption to his completely insular life.
Nice premise. It sets up the rules of the ghost world well, but doesn’t exploit all their possibilities. As far as it goes, it works, and is quite funny.
