Heart and Souls

In the mist‑laden streets of 1959 San Francisco, a tragic bus crash leaves four passengers forever caught between worlds. Their untimely end weaves an invisible thread to the newborn son of a passing couple, a baby who alone can see and hear them. This uncanny connection sets the tone for a story that balances gentle melancholy with a quietly mischievous sense of wonder, inviting the audience to wonder how the past might linger in the present.

Penny, a single mother haunted by the choices that kept her from her children, Harrison, a timid dreamer whose voice has never been heard, Julia, a restless heart chasing love, and Milo, a small‑time thief burdened by a secret theft, each linger as ethereal companions. Their first‑time encounters with Thomas—the child who can sense their presence—spark a bond that blossoms as he matures. The spirits hover at the edges of his everyday life, offering quiet counsel, subtle nudges, and moments of humor that hint at unfinished business without ever fully intruding. As Thomas grows into a confident adult, the ghosts watch with both longing and hope, their faded ambitions and regrets reflected in his choices.

Guided by the kindly yet remorseful driver Hal, who now serves as a reluctant shepherd for wandering souls, the quartet senses that their lingering ties can only be loosened through Thomas’s help. Their quiet yearning to move on creates an undercurrent of tender urgency, shaping a narrative that is as much about the invisible threads that bind us to one another as it is about resolving the past. The film unfolds with a soft, almost lyrical tone, blending heartfelt moments with a whimsical supernatural backdrop, leaving viewers eager to discover how Thomas might become the key to their long‑awaited peace.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 13:34