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The Animatrix: A Detective Story

Written By: Shinichiro Watanabe
Directed By: Shinichiro Watanabe

A spare film noir-style detective story about a down-on-his-luck detective hired to find Trinity the hacker, early in her career with Morpheus. In black and white the filmmakers capture amazing 40s-style New York scenes especially impressive in the latter half depicting a snowfall. Using an array of old and new technology the detective tracks her down by hanging out on hacker sites tracking down Alice in Wonderland references. He has been hired by the Agents of course to help lead them to Trinity. The story ends appropriately with a gunfight on a train. Carrie-Anne Moss provides the voice for Trinity in this film.





The Animatrix: Scene from A Detective Story

Also by this director:
Cowboy Bebop (director)
Macross Plus (co-director)

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95 minutes of music were recorded directly onto hard disk by Composer, Don Davis. They used an 80-voice choir for 'Reloaded', twice the size of the choir used for 'The Matrix'. Because 'The Matrix' was not a Screen Actor's Guild union movie they went to Salt Lake City and used 40 members of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
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