663114
663114
“A 66-year-old cicada reflects on Hiroshima and Fukushima disasters, questioning humanity's future.”
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A 66-year-old cicada reflects on Hiroshima and Fukushima disasters, questioning humanity's future.
663114 is a short but hard-hitting monologue of a 66-year-old cicada. The insect draws parallels between the catastrophes of Hiroshima and Fukushima and poses a fundamental question about the future of our planet. 66 is the number of years since Hiroshima and Nagasaki were destroyed by Little Boy and Fat Man. 3/11 is the date of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and following disastrous tsunami. 4 is the number of reactors emitting radiation from the Fukushima Daichii plant. (Source: AniDB)
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5.5/10
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σ 2.50 · split reception
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5.0 ptsRecommenders 8.0 · others 3.0
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- 8/10 “While this could be considered an art film, which is a plus or a con depending on each person, the concept is strong enough to be understood without a lengthy explanation or previous knowlege. If...”
- 3/10 “Rate a 3 English Subtitled Art film Story An artistic expression/representation on a particular event cycle of disaster in japan. While that is a welcoming approach it was not told my the narration...”
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A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — 663114 begins and ends here.
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Reel · 01 Cat. №BS-7051
A Movie Production · Summer 2011
- Format
- 1 × 7′
- eps × min
- Total runtime
- 0h 07m
- all episodes
- Aired
- Sep 2011 – Sep 2011
- Summer 2011
- Source
- Movie
- media type
- Rated
- G
- All Ages
- Ref.
- BS-7051
- catalog