With Presence, Steven Soderbergh Resurrects the Ghost Story: Review
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The article discusses Steven Soderbergh's new film "Presence," which centers on a family dealing with their individual issues while coexisting with a ghostly presence in their home. Matriarch Rebekah often dominates her husband Chris, their son Tyler exhibits bullying tendencies, and young Chloe is grieving a friend. As the ghostly entity becomes more apparent, the family's dynamics are tested. Soderbergh's directorial finesse and his decision to serve as the cinematographer enhance the film’s atmosphere, making it a poignant exploration of emotional pain and supernatural influences over a brief runtime.
Presence captures the complexity of family dynamics through a ghostly presence, making the audience suspect an unseen force reflects their inner turmoil.
In Presence, Soderbergh masterfully blends a ghost story with real emotional stakes, showcasing both family discord and the haunting, unseen specter that complicates their lives.
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