Hipster Ghost

A lonely hipster ghost haunts his former favorite coffee shop, trying to connect with the living customers. His attempts to communicate are met with confusion and mild annoyance by the patrons and baristas who are oblivious to his spectral presence. The ghost's existential dread is amplified by the changing trends and his inability to participate in them.

Hipster Ghost received a modest reception, primarily within the short film festival circuit. It was noted for its unique premise and comedic take on the supernatural genre, appealing to audiences who appreciated its quirky humor and relatable, albeit ghostly, protagonist.

• Praised for its original concept and clever blend of humor and spectral encounters.

• Appreciated for its concise storytelling and charmingly melancholic lead performance.

• Some found the humor niche, but generally well-received for its unique stylistic approach.

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Screened at various independent film festivals.

The director, Patrick Andrew O'Connor, also stars as the titular Hipster Ghost and wrote the screenplay.