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Sometimes I Believe in Ghosts

Synopsis

When Amber’s best friend dies, she drops out of college and heads home to Tulsa, but when Missy re-appears as a ghost that only she can see, Amber must navigate old friendships, concerned parents, and most of all— her own guilt at the role she played in Missy’s death.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Jeremy Stewart
Screenplay & Story
Jeremy Stewart
Original Title
Sometimes I Believe in Ghosts
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
Unknown

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Jeremy Stewart

Screenplay & Story

Jeremy Stewart

Director of Photography

Alyssa Brocato

Film Editing

Neil Lokken

Producers

Katherine Myers

Department Leadership Roster

Jeremy Stewart

Director

Jeremy Stewart

Writer

Katherine Myers

Producer

Alyssa Brocato

Director of Photography

Neil Lokken

Editor

Cheyenne Scarborough

Production Design

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Sometimes I Believe in Ghosts.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Sometimes I Believe in Ghosts

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Sometimes I Believe in Ghosts about?

When Amber’s best friend dies, she drops out of college and heads home to Tulsa, but when Missy re-appears as a ghost that only she can see, Amber must navigate old friendships, concerned parents, and most of all— her own guilt at the role she played in Missy’s death.

Who directed Sometimes I Believe in Ghosts?

Sometimes I Believe in Ghosts was directed by Jeremy Stewart.

Who stars in Sometimes I Believe in Ghosts?

The principal cast of Sometimes I Believe in Ghosts includes Brenna D'Amico, Genny Wick, Courtney Dietz, Clayton Royal Johnson, Luke Barnett.

When was Sometimes I Believe in Ghosts released and how long is it?

Sometimes I Believe in Ghosts was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of Unknown.