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The good aspects are the interesting visuals and ultimately the subject itself - if you can call it that - because the atmosphere is clearly inspired by cyberpunk and visions that authors like William Gibson present to their readers, a society decayed by the underworld, an incapable government, and powerful corporations, where implants and cybernetic systems have long become an inseparable part of civilization. However, all of this is only hinted at in the film, which lacks a screenplay, a story, and a point. It's just a bunch of noisy sounds as if the authors wanted to confirm all the prejudices that conservative consumers of art have about comics and anime. It is intellectually stupid, but if someone wanted to play around with it, a lot could be extracted from it. Overall impression: 25%.
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