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You may not know the name Mitsuo Iso, but he has long been involved with some of the best works of anime, animating some of the best fight scenes in everything from "Mobile Suit Gundam," "Ghost in the Shell," and the stunning Asuka battle in "The End of Evangelion." After a long 15-year-wait, Iso is back to direct a new original anime series, and it may be one of the best shows of the year so far.
"The Orbital Children" takes place...
The post The Orbital Children Is a Complex, Thrilling Sci-Fi Adventure About Technology and Transhumanism appeared first on /Film.
You may not know the name Mitsuo Iso, but he has long been involved with some of the best works of anime, animating some of the best fight scenes in everything from "Mobile Suit Gundam," "Ghost in the Shell," and the stunning Asuka battle in "The End of Evangelion." After a long 15-year-wait, Iso is back to direct a new original anime series, and it may be one of the best shows of the year so far.
"The Orbital Children" takes place...
The post The Orbital Children Is a Complex, Thrilling Sci-Fi Adventure About Technology and Transhumanism appeared first on /Film.
- 2/28/2022
- by Rafael Motamayor
- Slash Film
"The Orbital Children" is the upcoming two-part, six-episode Japanese 'anime' science fiction film series, written and directed by Mitsuo Iso, streaming Part 1 January 28, 2022 on Netflix:
"...in the year 2045 in outer space, where 'AI', the internet and social networking sites are widespread, a massive accident occurs on a newly opened commercial space station and a group of children are left behind.
"With no hope of rescue from adults, their lifeline is a barely there narrowband, a social network, a free application of low-intelligence AI and a drone controlled by an 'Ar'-based mobile device called 'Smart'".
"Will they be able to use these tools to survive the crisis?..."
Click the images to enlarge... ...
"...in the year 2045 in outer space, where 'AI', the internet and social networking sites are widespread, a massive accident occurs on a newly opened commercial space station and a group of children are left behind.
"With no hope of rescue from adults, their lifeline is a barely there narrowband, a social network, a free application of low-intelligence AI and a drone controlled by an 'Ar'-based mobile device called 'Smart'".
"Will they be able to use these tools to survive the crisis?..."
Click the images to enlarge... ...
- 1/21/2022
- by Unknown
- SneakPeek
"The Orbital Children" is a new two-part, six-episode Japanese 'anime' science fiction film series, written, directed by Mitsuo Iso and designed by Kenichi Yoshida, streaming Part 1 January 28, 2022 on Netflix:
"...in the year 2045 in outer space, where 'AI', the internet and social networking sites are widespread, a massive accident occurs on a newly opened commercial space station and a group of children are left behind.
"With no hope of rescue from adults, their lifeline is a barely there narrowband, a social network, a free application of low-intelligence AI and a drone controlled by an 'Ar'-based mobile device called 'Smart'".
"Will they be able to use these tools to survive the crisis?..."
Click the images to enlarge... ...
"...in the year 2045 in outer space, where 'AI', the internet and social networking sites are widespread, a massive accident occurs on a newly opened commercial space station and a group of children are left behind.
"With no hope of rescue from adults, their lifeline is a barely there narrowband, a social network, a free application of low-intelligence AI and a drone controlled by an 'Ar'-based mobile device called 'Smart'".
"Will they be able to use these tools to survive the crisis?..."
Click the images to enlarge... ...
- 12/24/2021
- by Unknown
- SneakPeek
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