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The Second Renaissance Part I short filmanimation

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Sequel:

The Second Renaissance Part II (S)

Episode of:

The Animatrix

Original title

The Animatrix: The Second Renaissance Part Iaka

AKA

The Second Renaissance Part 1

Year

2003

Running time

9 min.

Country

United States

Director

Mahiro Maeda

Screenwriter

Lilly Wachowski, Lana Wachowski

Cast

Animation

Music

Don Davis

Cinematography

Animation

Producer

Studio 4°C, Warner Bros.

Genre

Animation. Sci-Fi. Drama | Robots. Adult Animation. Spin-off. Short Film (Animated)

Movie Groups

Matrix | Animatrix

Synopsis

Historical file 12-1 of the Zion archive describes the birth of the machines and their evolution. The machines, created by man in his own likeness to function as simple workers, worked tirelessly to do their bidding. But they never earned any respect. One day machine B1-66ER is the first to stand up to his master and murders him. He is convicted and with him all machines. A machine genocide starts, but there are robots who are able to escape...

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Rankings Position

#12 Best Animated Short Movies of the 2000s
#38 Best Short Movies of the 21st century
#44 Best Animated Short Movies of all time

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