Ami Is a Ghost

In Ami Is a Ghost, Ami struggles with the absence of her mother, Mikako, who died a year prior. The film portrays Ami's emotional journey as she carries a machine that reflects her mother's image, facing teasing from classmates while aspiring to recreate her mother's body. The narrative deepens when Ami's father begins a new relationship, igniting feelings of jealousy within her.

This fantasy film taps into the complexities of grief and the desire for connection, making it a poignant watch. With a contemporary storyline and distinctive premise, it stands out within the genre. The performances by Haro Asada, Megumi Kobashi, and Jun Murakami contribute to the film's emotional depth, drawing viewers into Ami's world as she grapples with her feelings and family dynamics.