With three of Japan’s most accomplished actresses under 30 – Suzu Hirose, Hana Sugisaki and Kaya Kiyohara – performing under the assured stewardship of director Nobuhiro Doi, and with a script by Cannes Film Festival award winner Yuji Sakamoto (Monster), supernatural drama Unreachable should have been an easy win.
But this persistently baffling tale of three young ghosts navigating modern-day Tokyo is dead on arrival.

Read my full South China Morning Post review here