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Lowery’s A Ghost Story (2017) is the Rosetta Stone of this movement. Shot in Irving, Texas, the film features a literal sheet-clad ghost staring at a suburban development for centuries. A multiplex audience walked out in droves. A grade scene audience watched in rapt silence, understanding that the shot of the ghost eating pie for seven minutes was a meditation on time, grief, and the absurdity of legacy.
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