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03/31/2015 We meet two ghost. Two REAL ghosts. You know, people under sheets with cut-out holes. They are really tired of being ghosts so they bring a horse (sometimes a real horse), a wind sock and a wheelchair and goes on a journey to become alive again. To call the directorial debut of Sergio Caballero weird would be an understatement. This is far out. It's experimental. It's unusual. Gladly, it's not hard at all to hang on to. It's easy to enjoy it as well. It's also very beautiful - the foggy, gray and bleak nature and the fantastic cinematagrophy is giving it a haunting look - perfect for ghosts. A blend of high art and low comedy, and a great blend of beauty and weirdness. Thies is very original and very open for your personal interpretation. It's also the only film I have seen where they READ the ending credits. It's lack of entertainment value makes it harder to like, but it's definetly something interesting. 7 out of 10 ears. See more 02/21/2012 Dreadful movie. Nothing good to say about this. See more 07/08/2011 This is a dreadful attempt at anything. So I'll talk about the positives; the snow was really white and pretty. I liked the animals. The horse seemed friendly. See more 04/20/2011 Slow, charming, VERY funny, unapologetically Arty See more Jakob H 04/19/2011 The epic tale of two white sheet ghosts on a spiritual journey. Sweet, abstract fun for all the senses! Gorgeous, slow and remarkable style featured on some great comedic plateaus. An acquired taste :0) See more 04/03/2011 One star for the score. See more Read all reviews

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