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Ghosted

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Premiere Type
Premiere Type
World Premiere
Category
Film Category
Short
Runtime
Run Time
8m 35s
Country
Country
United States
Directed by
Directed by
Benjamin Vigil
Produced by
Produced By
Kennedy Martin
Written by
Written by
Benjamin Vigil
Main Cast
Main Cast
Tristan Thompson "Tye"
Elizabeth Yamauchi "Isadora"
Aneasa Yacoub "Mary"
Kanwar Singh "Sid"
Benjamin Vigil "Tom"
Johnathan Stewart "Jerry"
Kennedy Martin "Sara"
Arthur Axis "Bradley"
Libby Dietrix "Allison"
Synopsis
A group of college roommates prepare for a Halloween party, as their hermit roommate "Tye" is finally able to physically touch a poltergeist that has been haunting him.

The ghost “Isadora” is trapped in the aforementioned college house rooted by a dark past, which is in stark contrast to her flirtatious and seemingly innocent nature. The flirtationship becomes serious when Isadora wants to possess a party goers body through a sacrificial process. Tye refuses and kills the poltergeist, which was actually a demonic succubus.
Meet the Filmmaker
Meet the Filmmaker

Benjamin

Vigil

Writer / Director / Actor
Benjamin Vigil is a Los Angeles-based writer, director, actor, and filmmaker who has worked on Obsession, directed by Curry Barker, and has created and performed in comedy sketches with That’s A Bad Idea and with The Content Machine, a digital comedy brand with more than 4 million YouTube...Read more
Benjamin Vigil is a Los Angeles-based writer, director, actor, and filmmaker who has worked on Obsession, directed by Curry Barker, and has created and performed in comedy sketches with That’s A Bad Idea and with The Content Machine, a digital comedy brand with more than 4 million YouTube subscribers and over 5.5 billion YouTube views. His debut short, Party Police, received the Spotlight Award at the Cinematography for Actors 72-Hour Film Challenge and was later selected to screen at the HollyShorts Film Festival. His latest short, Ghosted, is a horror comedy that pushes his interest in balancing genuine emotion with darker, unexpected humor. Read less
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