Futago ("Twin") has a good atmosphere, but it's a very simple supernatural revenge tale, and not much else.
The characters are fine, and the guilt-ridden police detective who's contemplating a crime of his own is a nice attempt at a subplot, but there's just not enough story here to carry a 90-minute movie.
Dialog is effectively sparse, and the director does a good job using visuals to move the story along (though often to the point of exaggeration).
However, there are no surprises, no impressive ideas or effects, and no real reason to go out of your way to see this.
The characters are fine, and the guilt-ridden police detective who's contemplating a crime of his own is a nice attempt at a subplot, but there's just not enough story here to carry a 90-minute movie.
Dialog is effectively sparse, and the director does a good job using visuals to move the story along (though often to the point of exaggeration).
However, there are no surprises, no impressive ideas or effects, and no real reason to go out of your way to see this.
