Synopsis "The Presence"

A tale of good and evil, “The Presence” is a noir ghost story set against the backdrop of breathtaking Oregon vistas that explores the spiritual relationship of men and women, the value of life, and the inevitable triumph of good over darkness.  From the writer of “Under Suspicion” with Gene Hackman and Morgan Freeman, “The Presence” is a psychological voyage through the minds of three characters, two living and one who is already dead. In the beginning we discover a man whose mournful solitude is broken when a woman appears and takes over his cabin. The man is completely invisible to her and soon we discover that he is in fact a ghost and she is the living owner of this strange property. The woman has recently made a choice she may regret, and when her boyfriend appears to try and reunite with her, we discover other more malevolent forces are at work.  As the hauntings escalate, otherworldly whispers ominously fill the cabin. Spiraling to an intense and terrifying battle of good versus evil, the film navigates through twists and turns, culminating in a climax that will leave the audience breathless.