A Family of Ghosts 2016
"Even the grave can't keep Abigail's grandparents from meddling in her love life."
A playful blend of romance and haunting mischief, *A Family of Ghosts (2016)* follows Abigail, a young woman in the 1890s whose four ghostly grandparents refuse to let go—even from beyond the grave.
Director: Shannon Kohli
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is A Family of Ghosts (2016) about?
The film centers on Abigail, a young heiress in the 1890s whose four ghostly grandparents refuse to accept her romance with a humble piano tutor named Thomas. Determined to protect her from what they see as an unsuitable match, the spirits unleash their mischievous—and occasionally destructive—interference.
Who directed A Family of Ghosts?
Shannon Kohli directed this short film, blending comedy, horror, and romance with a deft touch for whimsical storytelling.
Who stars in A Family of Ghosts?
The film features Kacey Rohl as Abigail, Jordan Burtchett as Thomas, and supporting roles from Mary Black, Gwynyth Walsh, and Alec Willows.
Is A Family of Ghosts (2016) worth watching?
With its clever mix of romance and supernatural shenanigans, *A Family of Ghosts* is a refreshing take on ghostly comedies. While short, its charming cast and witty direction make it a hidden gem worth discovering.
How long is A Family of Ghosts?
The film runs for 15 minutes.
About A Family of Ghosts (2016) — A Spooky Romantic Comedy with Meddling Spirits
A playful blend of romance and haunting mischief, *A Family of Ghosts (2016)* follows Abigail, a young woman in the 1890s whose four ghostly grandparents refuse to let go—even from beyond the grave. Their meddling knows no bounds as they sabotage her romance with Thomas, a struggling piano tutor, convinced he's unworthy of their beloved granddaughter. Directed by Shannon Kohli with a sharp eye for whimsical horror, the film balances lighthearted comedy with eerie undertones, creating a uniquely charming atmosphere where love and spectral interference collide.
Starring Kacey Rohl as Abigail and Jordan Burtchett as the ill-fated Thomas, the cast breathes life into this ghostly romantic comedy, where Victorian-era superstitions meet modern storytelling. The 15-minute runtime packs a punch, offering a delightful twist on classic ghostly tropes—proof that even the afterlife can't resist meddling in matters of the heart.