Andrew Chiaramonte’s Adam’s Ghost is a quirky and outrageous indie comedy built around an unconventional supernatural love triangle that begins to resemble the world’s most chaotic throuple. Adam, a professional male model, is placed under house arrest for a crime he did not commit, only to discover that he is not alone. Sharing his condo is Lulu, a seductive, opera-singing ghost who quickly becomes his unwanted roommate, constant companion, and relentless nemesis.

Lulu has no respect for privacy or boundaries. She flashes Adam, mocks his love life, interrupts his most intimate moments, and appears whenever she can cause the most trouble. When Adam’s new girlfriend, Eve, enters the picture, Lulu refuses to disappear. Instead, she inserts herself into their relationship, turning romantic dinners, private conversations, and bedroom encounters into supernatural chaos. What begins as a haunting gradually becomes a strange emotional and romantic entanglement between Adam, Eve, and the ghost who seems determined to remain part of their lives.

As Adam struggles to understand Lulu and the powerful connection growing between them, his situation becomes increasingly dangerous. A ruthless hitman hired by his ex-wife is closing in, while shadowy government agents search his home for a Secret package hidden in the basement. Trapped inside with two women, one living and one dead, Adam must navigate jealousy, attraction, resentment, and the possibility that Lulu is more than a troublesome spirit.

Blending romantic comedy, slapstick humor, supernatural mischief, and adult absurdity, Adam’s Ghost explores an unusual relationship in which the third wheel cannot be ignored, asked to leave, or even killed. To survive, Adam must uncover who wants him dead, what the package contains, and why Lulu may be the key to everything before time runs out.