Review | In 'Look Into My Eyes,' they see dead people, but that's not all

"The film stirs the soul less by the magic of ghosts than by the power of human connection."

"The act of asking is as important as the answer."

"None of the subjects shares their name, not even in the credits... Yet, despite - or perhaps because of - the anonymity, the mentalists invite Wilson into their rather ordinary apartments."

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