Ghosts of Yesterday

About This Movie

Ghosts of Yesterday is a quietly haunting drama that plays with the ethereal and the tangible. The film drapes itself in a dreamy, sun-drenched atmosphere, with its pacing almost meditative. There’s something unsettling about the way the story unfolds; Antoine and Philippe’s parting feels heavy, layered with unspoken words. The blond girl, almost a spectral presence, becomes a conduit for healing as she writes their names—a metaphorical act that resonates deeply. It’s not flashy, but the practical effects used to convey her mission breathe authenticity. Performances are nuanced, capturing that sense of loss and longing that lingers in the air. The film strolls through themes of memory, connection, and the weight of the past, making it a curious piece to ponder over.

Atmospheric storytelling with a dreamlike quality · Strong focus on emotional resonance · Subtle performances that enhance the narrative