Ghosts of Hamilton Street (2003)

Director:

Mike Flanagan

Writers:

Mike Flanagan (writer)
Dave Foster (writer)

Genre:

Fantasy | Mystery | Drama

Tagline:

What if everyone you love disappeared, and you were the only one who noticed? Brody Campbell's life is slipping away . . . one person at a time.

Plot:

A troubled writer questions his sanity as people in his life vanish without a trace - and it seems he's the only one who realizes it...

Awards:

5 wins

Cast

Scott Graham	...	Brody Campbell
Zak Jeffries	...	Austin Ashley
Kristin Carter	...	Taylor Maris
Kerry Brady	...	Caroline Ashley
Jamie Sinsz	...	David
Steve Thomas	...	Scott Archer
Tom Brandau	...	Frank Maris
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Sharri Arlin	...	Bridesmaid
Bob Bounelis	...	Bartender at Wedding Reception
Sarah Brandes	...	Sarah
Shea Cerveny	...	SeaStar Executive
MaConnia Chesser	...	Agnes
Christopher Cridler	...	Best Man
Rebecca Dreyfuss	...	Elizabeth
Maynard Edwards	...	Jason
Matthew Fishell	...	Brad
Logan Gladden	...	Natalie Campbell
Brian Gunning	...	Carl
Ryan Gunning	...	The Little Terror
Jeff Harrison	...	SeaStar Executive
Kenny Horan	...	Groomsman
Lee Liebeskind	...	Vanishing Bartender
Peechee Neric	...	SeaStar Receptionist
William Pinkine	...	SeaStar Executive
Glenn Stolfi	...	Wedding MC
Kara Webb	...	Bridesmaid
Samantha Yon	...	SeaStar Executive

Runtime:

USA:106 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Company:

Back 2 One Productions

Quotes:

Brody: And it occured to me tonight that somehow I managed to write soemthing; that somehow my mind - my brain - it created this detective, this book, this story... and it had something in its pages that I didn't have in me.
Austin: And what's that?
Brody: Faith.

Gave me a new perspective on movies

Not being into independent drama films that tend to not make sense, I was a little hesitent to watch the film. But the story is extremely facinating and I really felt the emotion as I went from scene to scene with the main character. As explained at the dinner table scene in reference to Brody's book, this movie is more about the feeling and the journey of emotions that you take throughout the movie. I realized at that point that this movie was doing exactly what it promised. Most importantly, it incorporated a very unique story as a way to convey these different emotions. Definitely worth checking out - It may just give you a new perspective on movies.