This story of a boy who slowly uncovers the secrets behind the deaths of a number of children in a small community attempts to address too many issues, and consequently has trouble in tying the sub-plots together. The scenes of harsh reality conflict with the unconvincing surreal ghostly images. It could have been a lot better, and this possibly states a strong case for not having a writer/director/producer, but allowing the diversification of creatives to produce a more coherent feature.
Review of Lady in White
