Not sure why this movie isn’t better known. The ghost of a murdered girl, trapped in the day of her death in the 80s, learns to travel backwards and forward in time meeting other eras’ residents. Donnie Darko meets The Lovely Bones meets A Nightmare On Elm Street. Enjoyable film, well done, and, especially memorable for, a freaky “futuristic” take on current real-life 2015, during a flashforward into the present-day “future” which shows no technology that doesn’t actually exist today, yet, by comparison to the 1980s context of the film, all suddenly appears to the viewer to be advanced and futuristic. This should probably be a cult favorite.
Another effective Canadian film. How do they do it?