CLAIRE VOYANCE (IN THE SPOTLIGHT)

It’s a story about how we get stuck in the past, unable to let go — even as ghosts. A touching allegory of human fears.

As a pilot, it’s a strong start. But in just 6 minutes, the plot feels more like a teaser. I want to see more to get the full picture.

Oh, how much I enjoyed this film. Light, interesting, and captivating, yet also kind and uplifting. Thank you so much for the wonderful experience!

This pilot feels rooted in the classics of the supernatural: the theater as a symbol of life and death, of eternal performance. The ghosts’ time loop is a subtle metaphor for memory and time itself.

I liked the take on a paranormal investigation almost like a “ghost detective agency.” If this turns into a series, I bet there’ll be lots of cool cases.

I liked it! It was sweet and a little spooky. The characters pull you in fast, especially Charles the ghost — he’s just adorable.

The art style is simple yet very expressive. The use of light and shadow in the theater scenes is fantastic. You can tell it was made with love.

A ghostly actor killed by a spotlight and a mysterious lady in the theater, this feels like a classic stage legend brought to life. A perfect setting for the supernatural.

I got emotional. These poor souls stuck in an eternal play… and little Claire who just wants to help them. It was very moving.