Product Details
- An MVD Exclusive
- SKU: SY-9124
- Format: DVD
- UPC: 684457912422
- Street Date: 11/08/22
- PreBook Date: 10/04/22
- Label: Synergetic Distribution »
- Genre: Sci Fi/Fantasy
- Run Time: 115 mins
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio: STEREO
- Year of Production: 2008
- Region Code: 0
- Box Lot: 30
- Territory: US
- Language: Japanese
Cast & Crew
- Director: Jae-young Kwak
Product Assets
Cyborg She
A lonely university student develops a romance with a beautiful interesting woman, who turns out to be a cyborg from the future.
- List Price: $19.95
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- In Stock: 185
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A lonesome college student, Jiro (Keisuke Koide), is spending his 20th birthday alone, when suddenly, a beautiful girl (Haruka Ayase) turns up. The few hours that he spends with her are the most incredible moments of his life and Jiro is overwhelmed by his good-fortune in meeting her. But his happiness does not last long as she disappears as suddenly as she appeared. A year later, on his 21st birthday, Jiro runs into her again at the same restaurant, where she saves him and countless others from a crazy assassin. She looks the same, but this time she is somehow different. It is the beginning of a relationship that would change his life forever.
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Sales Points
- Written and directed by Jae-young Kwak (My Sassy Girl, The Piano in the Factory)
- From producer Mataichirô Yamamoto (Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust)
- Stars Keisuke Koide (Our Little Sister), Keisuke Koide (Shin Godzilla), Naoto Takenaka (Nowhere Man) and Masatô Ibu (Empire of the Sun)
- Over $7,000,000 in worldwide box office!
- 7/10 rating on IMDb!
- A manga adaptation by Akihiro Nakamura was released in 2008. Based on the film, it was published in Kodansha's Young Magazine.
- Winner! 2008 Nikkan Sports Film Awards - Best Actress: Haruka Ayase
Press Quotes
Every now and then, a movie comes along and takes you by surprise... a fun romantic comedy with SF overtones and a couple of great sfx sequences (including an earthquake that puts Shinji Higuchi's SINKING OF JAPAN to shame), and a dash of the sentimental.
—Ed Godziszewski, SciFiJapan.com