Philip Blue interview

A Ghost And The Boy With A Box On His Head writer/director/editor/cinematographer Philp Blue chats about his film.

Theo, an 18 year old boy who has a shrewd perception on reality, has an encounter with someone from deep within his subconscious; his image of a perfect girl, Sadie, who he has been looking for since he can remember. Unaware that others cannot see her, he is sent to a mental hospital for help as he cannot come to grips with the reality that everyone else super imposes on him. In the hospital with the other patients, Theo goes through an adventure into the depths of his imagination with Sadie, into a place that is hard to return from.

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