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Steven Soderbergh’s ghost story, “Presence” (2025), is a groundbreaking experiment in first-person POV filmmaking. Mike and Keir dive deep into how it was made, whether it succeeds, and what the ending is supposed to mean.
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- 0:59Keir’s one-sentence summary
- 1:28“Presence” trailer
- 5:02Soderghost and the global shutter
- 12:25“The ghost screwed up”
- 12:41First-person POV & the theatrical experience
- 25:40“Somebody had died in the house”
- 27:36Theatrical presence of “Presence”
- 37:33Keir’s second thoughts
- 44:26Mike’s second thoughts
- 52:25Does the ending work?? (SPOILER ALERT!)
- 1:07:46“I’ve been working on a book about directing”