AUTHOR’S DISCLOSURE: I am close friends with the director, Joey Litvak. While I normally have a policy against reviewing films by friends to avoid the look of impartiality, I want to share this film on here, with the hopes of sending him the best wishes on his future endeavours.
Only within Toronto, a new discovery within the realm of no-budget filmmaking can be found in Joey Litvak’s Ghost Camera. That’s very much all one would need to know about what you’re heading into with this film, for Joey Litvak has established himself as a one-of-a-kind talent with very little resources but with a careful eye for deconstructing the ego of an artist who puts themselves all over the screen. In fact, that’s only a fraction of what’s found in Ghost Camera that would make this film so special: to say the least, you won’t find another film quite like this one.
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