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Directed by | H.P. Mendoza |
Written by | H.P. Mendoza |
Produced by | Mark Del Lima |
Starring | Anna Ishida Jeannie Barroga Rick Burkhardt |
Cinematography | H.P. Mendoza |
Edited by | H.P. Mendoza |
Music by | H.P. Mendoza |
Distributed by | Level 33 Entertainment, Gravitas Ventures, Ersatz Film |
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Running time | 76 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Budget | $10,000 |
I Am a Ghost, is a 2012 American horror film directed by H.P. Mendoza. It debuted at the 2012 San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival [1] and was acquired by Gravitas Ventures and distributed in 2014.
The film was acquired by Level 33 Entertainment for its 10th anniversary in 2024.
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During an indeterminable time period, Emily (Anna Ishida), a troubled ghost who died, haunts her own Victorian house every day, wondering why she can't leave. With the help of Sylvia, (Jeannie Barroga), a clairvoyant hired to rid the house of spirits, Emily is forced into a 'patient/therapist' relationship, uncovering disturbing mysteries about her past that may help her move on to 'the next place'.
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I Am a Ghost cost roughly $10,000 with a substantial amount of it raised on Kickstarter, $7500 of which was for actual production. [2]
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Dennis Harvey of Variety wrote, "within its chosen narrative and physical limitations, the pic is artfully and resourcefully crafted on a small budget." [3] Shawn Handling from HorrorNews.net gave the film a negative review, criticizing the script, acting, and runtime, while also commending the cinematography and special effects. [4] Scott Hallam from Dread Central rated the film a score of three and a half out of five, criticizing the first half as "repetitive", while commending the effects, and finale. [5]