The Animatrix

Year: 2003

Runtime: 102 mins

Language: English

Directors: Yoshiaki Kawajiri, Peter Chung

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From the Matrix creators comes an anthology of nine anime shorts by top directors. Mixing CGI with Japanese anime, they trace the origin of the Matrix and humanity’s fight with the machines. It includes “Final Flight of the Osiris,” “The Second Renaissance,” “Kid’s Story,” “Program,” “World Record,” “Beyond,” “A Detective Story,” “Matriculated.”

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