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2002
Great Lakes Independent Film Festival
Mother Ghost
 Category:
Narrative Feature 1hr 23min
Director: Rich Thorne
Keith Bennets overly protective
mother passed away a year ago, and up until this
morning he was perfectly
fine with that. Keith (Mark Thompson) has been
distant of late and his wife (Dana Delaney) begs
him to get
some help, which he dismisses as nagging. One night,
his deceased mothers jewelry has mysteriously appeared
on his bathroom sink, the same jewelry that she
was wearing when she was buried. That's the last
straw,
his wife has had it. She's convinced it's all in
Keith's head. 'Deal with this or I'm taking our
son and leaving', his wife tells him. Keith winds
up
on the phone with a popular radio Psychiatrist
(Kevin Pollak) who digs deep into Keith's life and
problems.
Keith is forced to deal with the things that he
has shoved to the side and in doing so, he finds
a new
attitude and a new man. The entire film takes place
over a twenty four hour period. Is his mothers
jewelry all in Keith's head or has she truly come
back to
help her son this one last time as MOTHER GHOST.
Principal
Cast:
Mark Thompson, Joe Mantegna, Dana
Delaney, Kevin Pollak, Charles
Durning, Garry Marshall, James
Franco, Heather Ryan , David
Keith, Jere Burns
Director:
Rich Thorne
Mother Ghost is Rich's feature film directorial
debut. He is a working Production Vice-President
for 20th
Century fox Feature Films. In the most recent
past he has been either or both a 2nd Unit Director
or Visual Effects Supervisor for the Fox Feature
Films:
Behind Enemy Lines, Shallow Hal, Joe Somebody,
Doctor Dolittle 2, Black Knight, Dude, Where's
My Car, Men
of Honor, Anna and the King, Jingle All the Way,
and others... and has been the visual effects
executive
in charge of Fox hits such as X-Men and Planet
of the Apes, as well as 50 or so other Fox features.
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