The Ghost Inside My Child

There's definitely something to reincarnation. I remember when these extreme close-up's were a cameraman's fad. Glad it's over. Not crazy about close-ups of people's lips, noses, buggers, etc. VERY GROSS.

I am hooked on this series - the stories are utterly fascinating. Especially in the cases where children are able to pinpoint accurate dates of events and find photos of their past-selves. On each of these instances there is an uncanny resemblance.

The only thing that lets this programme down is that it is clearly producer scripted in parts. Every parent when giving their narrative says "I was shocked with why happened next" or "I was amazed by what he said next"! With the obvious suspending cliff-hanger before revealing what the shocker was! This becomes tiresome, predictable and irritating after a while.

Aside from that - I hope they do another series. A very interesting watch if you're not overly sceptical and open/interested in reincarnation stories.

I am 60.....I still remember coming down to earth, what I said to my earth mother about her not being my mother.....the mother who came to visit me and hugged me when I was 5....the night terrors, etc. I have almost crossed to the other side twice in my life and am not afraid to die because I know there is another side.

The premise is very interesting, casting is real people which makes from this series a very intriguing watch. However, the video edition is beyond irritating. Camera closes up on mouths - all.the.time. Why do they do this? Who wants to see a big mouth, teeth, skin hairs really magnifyed on TV? totally unnecessary over tge top sound effects which makes it hard to hear the families. Endless repetition of the intros, and sentences. Why?? Really bad video making.

I was intrigued by the stories of these families and would have continued another episode, but the camerawork, from the extreme closeups to the constant switching from one shot to another, ended up giving me a headache. Even when text was presented on the screen they tried to get artistic with that. Cheesy editing. A good documentary wouldn't try to rely on that. If you want to watch an incredible documentary watch The Keepers. Content was interesting.