“Ghostlight,” a drama about damaged people using art to heal themselves, centers on a construction worker dragged into a staging of “Romeo and Juliet.” It’s disorganized in the same manner that life is. It’s one of those films that seems both excessively and insufficiently long. However, it’s doing it with a purity and seriousness that’s becoming progressively uncommon in independent American film. The drama, which was co-directed by Kerry O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson, a Chicago-based filmmaking duo, centers on a family that is portrayed by real working-class actors. Dan, the father, works in construction. He shares a suburban neighborhood with his teenage daughter Daisy and wife Sharon. This family is not happy.Watch New English Movies and TV Series in HD on Soap2day.
