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The ghosts of past relationships usually have a way of lingering for far too long, but what happens when those unwelcome spirits become literal?In the Chilean indie The Phantom Project, the familiar post break-up malaise is explored in unique and surprising ways—with a heaping dose of the paranormal.In Roberto Doveris’ wryly comedic film, a young actor named Pablo (Juan Cano) struggles to make ends meet after his boyfriend dumps him, leaving him suddenly alone and with the other half of the rent to scrounge up.

He finds steady work by playing a “patient” in simulated clinical trials, even though it’s not exactly the acting career he’d been dreaming of.Pablo also needs to find a roommate, and that’s when strange things start happening in his apartment.

It seems the cardigan his ex left behind is haunted—not by memories of their years-long relationship, but by an actual ghost.

But is it a malevolent spirit? It certainly isn’t fond of Pablo’s dog…Related: Gay Christmas is coming: All the spooky queer entertainment to look forward to this Halloween seasonThe idiosyncratic The Phantom Project sets itself apart from other “ghost stories” by depicting its ghost via hand-drawn animations, which feel both freshly innovative and charmingly old school.

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