Went to see the new Takashi Miike film last night

[On The Edge of Insanity]

Big Bang Love, Juvenile A which was showing at the London Film Festival. The film was really good, not quite the intense horror that you normally associate with one of his films, but it took a more arty approach and once you realised it wasn't going to breakout into something crazy you were able to sit back and realise just how good the film was. The cinematography was brilliant throughout and there are still plenty of "Miike-isms" thrown in there with ghostly figures in the shadows and a butterfly which makes it way into a lot of the scenes.

If you're a fan of Takashi Miike I'd definitely suggest you see this film if you can, it might not be what you're expecting, but it is still an excellent film and should appeal to lovers of world cinema in general.