I'm not the biggest fan of experimental film, to be completely honest. I find I am more confused than anything and I don't get engaged in it. Personally, I prefer film with a focus on narrative. And I respect the art of experimental film, it's just not my personal taste. With that in mind, I went into this film "Ghost Algebra" with an open mind. And unfortunately, this reinforced that. From what I got from it, I think it was a cool concept but overall I was just left wondering what the creator was trying to tell me. There was also plenty of creepy imagery which set the tone. One cool aspect of these films though, is the thought that there is some hidden message or idea behind the imagery and music.
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