A masterpiece of modern science fiction; arguably one of the best animated science fiction films of all time and almost certainly one of the most thought provoking, wrapped up in a smart package which overflows with extras and oozes value for money.
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Time of Eve
Eve no Jikan (Movie) · 2010
In this cafe, humans and androids are equal.
Synopsis
Androids are common household labor and legally required to display a ring above their heads marking them as non-human. Rikuo discovers that his family's android has been visiting a cafe with one rule posted at the door: inside, no distinction is made between humans and robots. Sitting among customers whose status is genuinely unclear, he starts noticing behaviors that his assumptions cannot account for, and the film builds its argument entirely through conversation rather than incident or confrontation. Every assumption he arrives with gets quietly dismantled by ordinary conversation.
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29ADR Director1
Animation Director2
Casting Director1
Character Design1
Color Design1
Director1
Director of Photography1
Editing1
In-Between Animation5
Key Animation8
Music1
Original Creator1
Script1
Sound Director1
Storyboard1
Theme Song Composition1
Theme Song Performance1
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I did indeed enjoy the Time of Eve . My favorite science fiction anime of recent years, and, in my opinion, one of the best ever made. Very worth seeing, and especially so for those who share my love for combinations of intelligence and beautiful storytelling.
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