There Has Never Been a Ghost Story Like Presence
- The film 'Presence' directed by Steven Soderbergh features a ghost that is curious rather than malevolent, focusing on a troubled family moving into a new home.
- At its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, 'Presence' received positive reviews and caused some audience members to walk out due to fear.
- The story is told entirely from the ghost's point of view, making it a unique take on the ghost story genre.
- The film explores themes of teenage loneliness and family dynamics, showcasing strong performances from the cast, particularly Callina Liang and Chris Sullivan.
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