[Photo &] "The Audience is Soon a Ghost"…Soderbergh's New Work 'Presence', the Pinnacle of First-Person Horror

Hollywood master Steven Soderbergh presents a new concept house horror 'Presence', which was released on the 4th. This work invites the audience into the heart of fear with its unique setting of an invisible unknown presence coexisting in an ordinary house.

The film's most significant feature is its groundbreaking direction that unfolds in 'the ghost's perspective' throughout the runtime. Director Soderbergh personally took the camera to capture the ghost's invisible movements. Through this, the audience experiences the screen as the ghost itself, observing and pressuring the family rather than being a third party.

The production team is also impressive. Director Soderbergh, recognized for his stylish direction in the 'Oceans' series, teamed up with the screenwriter of 'Jurassic Park' and 'Mission Impossible', David Koepp. The tight suspense crafted by the veteran production team tightens the audience's breath throughout the 84-minute runtime.

The film 'Presence', which digs into family secrets and fractures from the ghost's perspective, is rated for ages 15 and up and can be seen in theaters nationwide.