Invisible

Marjorie Glatt feels like a ghost. At thirteen, she juggles between the college where no one notices her, and the family laundry abandoned by her depressed father, which she manages alone. Her social interactions are limited to ruthless customers, especially the exhausting Mr. Saubertuck who seems to determined to ruin his life. Wendell, meanwhile, is a ghost. But a true of true. Died too young, he spends his days in group therapy with other deceased, desperately seeking meaning in their life beyond the grave. When their two worlds meet, it is far from being love at first sight: Marjorie is reluctant to endure the cumbersome company of a ghost who puts the mess in her laundromat and in what she had always believed about life and death. But from one invisible to the other, something binds them deeply... and a friendship will soon develop between them.