The Unseen

Good but slow, more a Horror Drama, because what we see it is how his condition affects his everyday living. Not that much oh Horror.

Primarily, this is a slow, harrowing tale of an estranged father coming to the realisation that his daughter might need him, despite the personal cost to himself. That aspect of the film works tremendously well, with a gritty, tough performance from Young, and a believable one from his daughter. Couple that with the idea of invisibility either as a metaphor, or as a "reality" takes this to a new level. Where the film falls down is in the subplots, editing, flashbacks and direction which muddy it