Movie Girl + Ghost Gomovies

Girl + Ghost

The surreal tale of a lonely ghost, infatuated with the girl next door and the flirtatious postman who stands in the way of their love.

Starring:

Hugh Bosman, Chloe Morello, Krissan Pattugalan, Isabelle Snowball

Genre:

Animation, Short, Comedy, Fantasy, Horror

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