Mars Express - BLU-RAY
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In 2200, society's elite abandoned Earth to make Mars the center of civilization. They are served by obedient robots that are nearly indistinguishable from the humans that they have replaced. Amidst a growing scandal of hackers jailbreaking androids, a cybernetics student disappears. Capable, but troubled detective Aline and her android partner, Carlos, take the case to find her. As they descend into the dark underbelly of Mars, they unravel a deeper conspiracy that threatens mankind-and their robot counterparts. Mars Express injects the cyberpunk genre with urgent new themes that make it's far-flung world feel strangely like our own in the propulsive feature film debut from director Jérémie Périn.
- GenreScience fictionDescriptionIn 2200, society's elite abandoned Earth to make Mars the center of civilization. They are served by obedient robots that are nearly indistinguishable from the humans that they have replaced. Amidst a growing scandal of hackers jailbreaking androids, a cybernetics student disappears. Capable, but troubled detective Aline and her android partner, Carlos, take the case to find her. As they descend into the dark underbelly of Mars, they unravel a deeper conspiracy that threatens mankind-and their robot counterparts. Mars Express injects the cyberpunk genre with urgent new themes that make it's far-flung world feel strangely like our own in the propulsive feature film debut from director Jérémie Périn.TitleMars ExpressFormatBlu-rayMPAA RatingNRStudioShout! Factory
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In 2200, society's elite abandoned Earth to make Mars the center of civilization. They are served by obedient robots that are nearly indistinguishable from the humans that they have replaced. Amidst a growing scandal of hackers jailbreaking androids, a cybernetics student disappears. Capable, but troubled detective Aline and her android partner, Carlos, take the case to find her. As they descend into the dark underbelly of Mars, they unravel a deeper conspiracy that threatens mankind-and their robot counterparts. Mars Express injects the cyberpunk genre with urgent new themes that make it's far-flung world feel strangely like our own in the propulsive feature film debut from director Jérémie Périn.

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