Section 9 is assigned to protect a reclusive millionaire when criminals reveal that there are plans for an assassination.
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Section 9 is assigned to protect a reclusive millionaire when criminals reveal that there are plans for an assassination.
A girl who was kidnapped sixteen years ago suddenly reappears in public again, causing Section 9 to investigate.
One of the Tachikoma begins acting strangely after spending the day with a little girl; something alarms Section 9.
Togusa goes to investigate a mysterious government facility involved in the treatment of “cyberbrain closed-shell syndrome.”
Batou must come to terms with something dark from his past as he tracks down a serial killer; Section 9 learns why the American CIA were sent to Tokyo.
Kusanagi keeps an eye on a chat room for news about the Laughing Man and learns that several participants are not who they appear.
A young girl thinks her new heart transplant came from an unreliable source, which causes Kusanagi to begin a personal crusade.
Section 9 keeps track of a famous revolutionary, Marcelo Jarti, who keeps visiting Japan on a suspiciously regular basis.
Motoko and Paz attend a press conference to protect the Superintendent General from an attack; Section 9 continues to look for the Laughing Man.
After six years of absence, the Laughing Man threatens to assassinate the Superintendent General of the police.
A police detective makes discoveries about the Laughing Man, but he is assassinated before his findings can be seen. Section 9 is sent to investigate.
Section 9 must find the person responsible for Jeri-type androids who are suddenly committing mass suicide due to a virus.
A multilegged battle tank gets out of control during a test after a hacker infiltrates the system, and Section 9 must try to stop the dangerous machine.
Major Motoko Kusanagi tries to maintain law and order with his Section 9 unit, but in the age of cyborgs, the boundary between man and machine disappears.
Individual schizophrenically narrated episodes take us through the instrumentalisation of life by creating pulp (mirroring the film itself) and personifying a machine. The film is rooted in the director’s infinite hatred of computers and, in a deeper sense, explores the boundaries of resistance in the digital age.
Fans of classic anime will delight in this awesomely retro sci-fi extravaganza teeming with pop-psychedelic visuals and whiz-bang-pow action. Assembled from a selection of episodes from the popular 1970s Japanese television series, GATCHAMAN: THE MOVIE brings together the original color-coded teenage superheroes known as Gatchaman, bird-suited ninja warriors who must fight to save the Earth from an intergalactic terrorist organization threatening world peace. With its comic-book verve, this touchstone of golden-age anime helped shape the team-superhero genre for decades to come.
Poetic post-apocalyptic vision in which a desert landscape appears devoid of life before signs of renewal emerge.
A cosmic entity talks to humankind. Meanwhile, three dinosaurs cross the desert guided by a shooting star.
Two cosmonauts, two friends, try to do their best in their everyday training life to make their common dream a reality. But this story is not only about the dream.
The hamsters live and work in Hamsterland, a perfect state with a perfect economy. The GDP grows steadily, there is no unemployment, and 100% of the population declare themselves to be happy.