The Lonely Man with the Ghost Machine

This is a deeply spiritual movie, reflecting on consciousness, life/death, letting go of suffering, the merging of the individual, localized consciousness with AllThatIs or Cosmic Consciousness.

Anyone who interprets this from a superficial, material, cinematic point of view, will not have the key to unlock the intended message and be left utterly frustrated.

Yes, some scenes are far too long and a bit too "arty-farty" for my personal taste, but the depth of the film makes up for that.

It sure isn't easy to pack all that info into a movie, especially with a meager budget, but overall, they did a good job. The script is well developed and congruent, the acting is solid and the feelings expressed are relatable.