“The story of adoption is a ghost story, full of fantasy, mystery, and missing persons, who, for the most part, are “as if” dead, unlike respectable ghosts, who are unambiguously dead.
These ghosts spring from the depths of the unresolved grief, loss, and trauma that (the adoption triad) has experienced. They represent the lost babies, the parents who lost them, and the parents who found them. Too dangerous to be allowed into consciousness, they are consigned to a spectral place I call the Ghost Kingdom. Search and reunion is an attempt by adoptees to reconnect with the ghost mother and father, and live the alternate life.”
-Betty Jean Lifton, Ph.D
The Play that Was Never Performed
The Play that Became a Motion Picture
Editor Matthew Herrier & Colorist Michael Hamill helped to put the pieces together and solidify the look
Singer/Songwriter Jenni (AKA Cami) Alpert composed a score adding to the emotional depth. Recorded and mixed by Stevie Blacke at Launchpad Studios. Mastered by Eric Boulanger at Bakery Mastering.