Steamboy

Steamboy
Steamboy

Film Details

Year

2004

Duration

100 minutes

Genres

Animation, Period and Historical

Language

Japanese

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Synopsis

The director of the famous anime, Akira, spent 10 years working on Steamboy, and when you see his painstaking recreation of the Victorian era, you'll understand why. Ray is a young inventor, living at the height of England's industrialisation, whose life is endangered when his grandfather sends him a powerful and mysterious contraption called the Steam Ball. Steamboy is an exciting adventure that also explores the purpose of scientific advance - should it serve humanity...or only science itself?

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PG Classification

Contains mild peril and violence

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