Nemure Omoi Ko Sora no Shitone ni

Japan • 2014 • 50m •

• Directed by: Naoya Kurisu. • Starring: Orine Fukushima, Hiroaki Hirata, Kikuko Inoue, Atsuko Tanaka. • Music by: Yoshinori Kawamoto.

Newborn Orine is orphaned in a tragic accident driving home from hospital. Nineteen years later Orine is on the run from the police when government agent Yuri offers an escape: a secretive mission to an experimental space-station orbiting earth. Orine enters the space-station to find her mother, Satomi, almost unchanged since her death almost 20 years ago. Unorthodox scientist Sensei explains Satomi was frozen at death and brought back to life using cyronics. Orine's orders are to shut down the space-station by planting explosives, but Satomi and Sensei attempt to convince her not to. Mother and daughter try to make up for lost time but the beautiful young fugitive must choose to destroy her mother, or save the world.

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One has to wonder what the writer director was trying to say in this anime. The basic story line was semi-interesting (although not unique). The characters were reasonably developed, but the loose plot and especially senseless ending makes this largely a waste of time. The gore in the film doesn't fit in with the overall emotion and in truth takes away from the theme. The primary bonus is that it's not two hours long, which at least wastes less of the viewer's time. To discuss the problems of the film would require numerous spoilers, so it's best to just state that this had great potential, all of which was wasted on a lame and pointless script.

Review by Granger from the Internet Movie Database.

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