Presence

A bourgeois family moves into a house in an American suburb, only to find one tenant already waiting: a ghost that stalks them, allowing us to observe their lives through its perspective. With a script from master screenwriter David Koepp (Jurassic Park, Mission: Impossible) and his flair for cinematic experimentation, Steven Soderbergh reimagines the horror thriller, shooting it entirely from a single point of view. Though adhering to this formal principle, Soderbergh shifts focus from mere scares to exploring family dynamics, confirming that the film is "an art film that also works as a spellbinding horror film, and it might be the best thing Soderbergh has done in ages" (New York Magazine).