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Unseeable is to me structured like the more recent batch of Japanese psycho-horror dramas. Which isn't a bad thing. As err.. Dick Steel stated the colors aren't super bright and crisp which seems to be the new thing to do, but tinged with with an earthiness which really works and casts a rather sombre 'phantom-like' mood the proceedings. I must admit i was rather surprised with the outcome and revelations in the end are just 'boom, boom boom.': one after another, it's the trying to keep your head above water in a fast moving current. I won't give away anything, because to mention too much about the plot makes the rest pretty transparent. But I do suggest people check this one out if they like their horror with a bit of drama. It's not as fractured as "A Tale Of Two Sisters" but I'd say it's just as great a story.