Sôseiji

I felt like Gemini was even harder to follow than most Shin'ya Tsukamoto films, but it kept me fairly engaged and it was always intriguing. It's like a psychological and supernatural horror movie at the same time. Or is it just one and not the other? Or is it actually neither? Will you be able to find out the answer if you watch Gemini? Maybe not!

It's stylish and atmospheric enough in any event, and it helps that it doesn't overstay its welcome as well.

One part of Gemini I really loved though was the music. It was done by someone named Chu Ishikawa, who I looked up and it seems he collaborated with Shin'ya Tsukamoto numerous times as composer, but sadly passed away when he was still quite young in 2017 (RIP).