Thicker than Water

About This Movie

Thicker than Water (2018) presents this quirky blend of comedy and drama through the lens of Yuria, who pours her heart into her printing business. There’s a nice contrast between her ambition and her sister Mako's carefree charm, which adds to the film's gentle humor. The pacing is relaxed, allowing the characters to breathe and develop, especially Kazunari, whose aloofness hints at deeper layers. The interactions feel genuine, and the awkwardness is palpable, making it distinctive in its portrayal of sibling dynamics and unrequited love. The performances are natural, enhancing the film’s authenticity, and the practical effects subtly enrich the visuals without overshadowing the story. It’s a look at familial bonds and the messiness of attraction, told in a refreshingly understated way.

Quirky characters with layered interactions. · Subtle humor throughout the narrative. · Explores sibling rivalry and romance.