Star Dust

Year: 1992

Runtime: 32 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Ichiro Itano

Animation

In 2061 CE, reckless space waste dumping has stalled interplanetary travel. An international federation designates the Sun as a natural incinerator, creates a treaty to process waste on Jupiter, and forms the Cosmo Ecology defense force. Yet polluters dump radioactive waste into the Sun, sparking solar flares that could turn Earth into a desert.

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