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Availability: In Stock - This item ships within 1-2 business days. If remaining stock is damaged or becomes unavailable, we will restock and ship this item to you at no additional charge. AKA: Osamu Tezuka's Metropolis Director: Taro Rin (Rintaro) Producer: Yutaka Maseba Released: 2001 [Japan] Genre: Science Fiction     Sub-Genre: Action/Adventure Keywords:  Discrimination / Racism || Love || Rivalry || Robot / Android

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Plot:	Based on the comic by Osamu Tezuka. Set in a futuristic city at the height of its civilization, witness the story of a female humanoid who does not realize that she is a robot, but must try to bridge the gap between the humans and humanoid robots.
Overview:	The feature of robots and humans...as predicted by Osamu Tezuka. "Metropolis" is the fascinating, futuristic story of the ageless class struggle in human civilization. This story however, has a futuristic twist: the class divide is not amongst humans, but between humans and the humanoid, sentient robots whose labor fuels the humans' luxurious existence. Set in a futuristic city at the height of its civilization, "Metropolis" tells the story of Tima--a beautiful and mysterious female humanoid who does not realize that she is a robot. It is Tima who must discover her true self and begin to bridge the gap between the humans and humanoid robots of Metropolis. Tima must stop Metropolis' dark dictator Reddoko and save the entire city. Can a robot love a human?
Running Time:	108 mins. (approx.)
Languages:	Japanese
Subtitles:	Chinese
Distributor:	ERA  [A HK/Taiwan-Based Distributor]
Rating:	IIA - "Some Content May Be Inappropriate For Children" (roughly equal to an MPPA rating of "PG-13") Films rated Category IIA may contain mild violence such as martial arts, mild nudity that is not sexually oriented, mild explicit language and some mild adult situations.