“Presence,” a ghost story from director Steven Soderbergh, cuts it down to a single perspective. We, the viewers, are the camera, and the camera is the unseen spectral being that’s haunting ...

Review: 'Presence' qualifies more as a family drama than a horror film, with the plot unfolding from the ghost’s point of view—the camera itself. This film adheres to classic indie filmmaking ...

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Presence is a ghost story that is told from the ghost’s perspective. Director Steven Soderbergh and writer David Koepp explore themes of grief, loss, and reasons for haunting. The film is short ...

As the duo hang out together in their house, Ryan is taken by Chloe’s presence, and he sneaks around to spend time with her, adding to the stressors the family is already battling. The tension ...