Attack on Titan's Wit Studio presents a film about a girl coping with the loss of her boyfriend by living with a robot version of him, which sounds like a great idea.
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Hal
Haru · 2013
A sorrowful boy seeks healing through artificial memories.
Synopsis
Following a catastrophic airplane disaster, a devastated girl named Kurumi sinks into catatonic depression inside her quiet Kyoto residence. Desperate to restore her desire to live, her family commissions an advanced therapy android named Q01 to assume the appearance and personality of her deceased partner Hal. The gentle robot visits Kurumi every afternoon, patiently attempting to bridge the emotional void through handmade rubik's cube messages and shared daily routines. Although Kurumi initially rejects the synthetic presence, the mechanical companion gradually pieces together their complicated past while helping her rediscover purpose.
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Color Design1
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Executive Producer2
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It has interesting ideas positioned in an originally way, but its execution is too lacking in depth or emotional resonance to have the impact that it desires.
Read full reviewIt's just too spare to suit me, and what storytelling there IS seems strangely skewed, even if that IS part of the setup for the 180-degree switch later; but then that switch" didn't work for me either. It's a VERY pretty show though, and the leads are nice kids- or at least ONE of them is...
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