Positive: The most interesting part was a few seconds of reading from Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina. Negatives: Lacked subtitles for the elderly, disabled, hearing impaired, and ESL viewers. Disrespectful & cheap on the part of the producers especially when audio & enunciation is off. Normally I can hear at an 11 on my tele, but had to, at times, turn it up to 31 to hear what was being said. Droning background music. Very slow. Suppose to be a paranormal search of why a dead wife is communicating in odd ways with her husband. Most of film time is family life for a single mom paranormal investigator (believes she has the gift). Why is it that the spirits always communicate in odd ways such as flashing lights, or in this case a few seconds of turning the pages on a book opened on a desktop. If you have this invisible physicality just write a message saying not to worry; you love it in your new home.

Shelia (Marin Ireland) thinks that she has supernatural clairvoyant powers. She's a single mom. Her son Owen's classmate Lucy has a crush him. Shelia gets a request from Richard (Jim Gaffigan) who thinks his farmhouse is haunted by his late wife.

It's a slow, quiet paranormal movie and at some point, I stop trying to care. It has a good moodiness and Ireland is a great lesser-known actress. This only has one great scene with Owen & Lucy and that scene could have been filmed better. It is deliberately low-key that it refuses to heighten the intensity with its most intense scene.

This indie is well made from a cinematography perspective and the actors did a good job but this film ultimately went nowhere. I really wanted to like it more than I did but all but the last 15 minutes or so left me pretty bored. There's plenty to like about this movie but it just feels lacking by the time the credits roll.