A strange story not usually associated with the period portrayed in the United Kingdom and just the right length, 45 minutes to serve the story without tedious & needless elaboration. Simple and not overdone, it has the right balance between the supernatural events and normal life. What is an irritation is that the boy, Giovanni, apparently plays a hurdy-gurdy but holds it in a way where playing is impossible i.e. Upside down, and the music allegedly from the hurdy-gurdy is from an entirely different instrument, a plucked one - mandolin? Otherwise a short well made ghost story that works with a twist in the end.
Review of Lost Hearts
