Too Much

Year: 1987

Runtime: 89 mins

Language: English

Director: Éric Rochat

Comedy

When Suzie visits Japan with her parents, her father’s business partner, inventor Tetsuro, builds her a companion robot named Too Much (TM). The pair quickly become inseparable. Forbidden from taking TM home, they run away together, pursued by a rival inventor eager to examine TM’s programming and prove that love can triumph over technology.

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