"Ghostlight" is a poignant exploration of grief and loss, brought to life through the journey of Dan, a construction worker navigating the complexities of family estrangement. Keith Kupferer's heartfelt performance as Dan anchors the film, drawing audiences into the emotional parallel between his life and the theater’s production of "Romeo and Juliet." The film's unique approach to dealing with personal loss is both refreshing and deeply moving, offering a compelling narrative that resonates long after the final curtain call. This touching blend of personal and staged drama makes "Ghostlight" a must-see for anyone seeking a fresh take on coping with sorrow.

Directors Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson present a quietly powerful and deeply moving drama in "Ghostlight." The film stars Keith Kupferer as Dan, a desolate construction worker who discovers a renewed sense of purpose in a local theater's rendition of Romeo and Juliet. As the stage production begins to echo his personal struggles, Dan and his family must confront and navigate through their shared grief. O’Sullivan’s exquisite screenplay and the directors’ unorthodox storytelling craft a devastating yet hopeful narrative that thoughtfully intertwines life and art, making for a deeply resonant and memorable experience.