Kite Liberator

The film takes place in a near-future world where spaceflight and biotech are routine. Ten years after the original events, advancements in space medicine and corporate experimentation intersect with crime and hidden agendas. The era blends everyday city life with a looming threat from experiments gone awry.

The story unfolds aboard the International Space Station, where space radiation and experimental diets drive the central medical crisis. It also moves to Tokyo's neon-lit streets and venues like the Apollo 11 maid café, illustrating a sharp contrast between sterile space technology and crowded urban life. The setting spans a corporate-controlled Earth and a high-tech orbital outpost, linking personal danger to broader scientific ambitions.

🪪 Identity

Monaka leads a double life, presenting as a clumsy maid in public while training as a killer in private. The tension between appearance and reality drives her choices and trust in others. The story explores how personal history and impersonation shape who she becomes when confronted with danger.

🏭 Corporate ethics

Defy Foods’ drive for reputation fuels dangerous shortcuts that endanger crew health and public safety. The investigation is tainted by attempts to silence evidence and protect a profit-driven image. The film asks whether science and business can coexist with accountability and human consequences.

👨‍👧 Family and loss

Monaka's relationship with her father and the revelation of his monstrous form tie personal bonds to the wider crisis. The story frames family ties, memory, and revenge within a lethal world where loved ones can become threats or saviors. The confrontation challenges what is true about bloodlines and loyalty.