Ghost Town

In the bustling heart of New York City, a solitary dentist finds his routine life upended by a peculiar medical ordeal. Bertram Pincus awakens from a brief anesthesia not just with a lingering sense of unease, but with an unexpected gift: the ability to see and converse with the lingering spirits of those who have departed. The city’s ordinary rhythm suddenly hums with a hidden chorus of unfinished business, turning everyday streets into a stage for the unseen.

Among the newly visible apparitions is the determined ghost of a former neighbor, Frank Herlihy. Persistent and oddly charismatic, Frank drifts into Bertram’s world with a single, compelling request—to influence the future of his widow before she embraces a new romance. This spectral entanglement introduces Bertram to Gwen, a woman whose life is poised on the brink of change, and whose presence begins to ripple through his normally prickly demeanor.

The film balances a light‑hearted, slightly sardonic tone with a warm, whimsical exploration of what it means to be truly seen. As Bertram navigates the oddball demands of his ghostly companions, he also confronts the quirks of his own personality, discovering that the line between cynic and lover is thinner than he imagined. The interplay of the living and the dead is rendered with a breezy, comedic flair, inviting the audience to wonder how far one will go when the supernatural nudges the heart.

Against a backdrop of city life that feels both familiar and fantastically altered, the story sets up a charmingly unpredictable love triangle. It teases the promise of personal growth, unexpected connections, and the humorous chaos that ensues when the afterlife refuses to stay silent—leaving viewers eager to see how this unlikely trio’s story will unfold.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 09:09