Dorm (DVD, 2007)

This a very beautiful and poetic film that deals with the process of moving forward, which can only happen if you are at peace with yourself. In order to do this you must forgive those who have hurt you. This is what the young protagonist of the film learns from his dear and lost friend at the boarding school, where he has been sent against his will, by a father who has sinned against his son and his family. The past can keep you locked up in a nightmarish present in which you are forced to live the pain and suffering associated with the traumatic event that haunts you. This movie is a marvelously therapeutic exercise that can help to free those who are stuck in the seemingly unending cycle of death and dying. When we are trapped in our own pain we become ghosts, indifferent to a world in which me might just find that someone special who can help liberate our spirit. Although the film deals with adolescents its meaning is universal and can apply to people of all ages.

It's a really great coming-of-age movie. It keeps you wondering why Chatree is so angry at his father and who the ghost really is. I watch it all the time.

Great ghost story that relies on character development rather than gore. Great addition to any Asion Horror collection.