The Wraith tells the story of a young woman trapped in limbo between the world of the living and the world of the dead. Her only comforts come in the form of a ritual, bereft of meaning, and her dreams where she collects artifacts so she can construct puppet-like companions in her waking realm. She is taunted by demons and visited by souls of lovers from her former life. A beautiful score and poetic narration accompany this melancholy tale of longing and the search for forgiveness. The Wraith takes the audience through our world and into the next where dreams are reality and reality is a fading memory.
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