

Patema Inverted 2013
Directed by Yasuhiro Yoshiura
- Animation, Science Fiction, Adventure, Drama
- 98 min
- NR
Come see the world through Patema's eyes.
A young girl, from a civilization that resides in deep underground tunnels, finds herself trapped in an inverted world and teams up with a resident to escape and return home.
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Contemporary, earnest, grave and plot-driven.
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- earnestironic
- gravecomic
- character-ledplot-driven
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- Dsnake1on TMDB · Feb 20187/10
Patema Inverted is a film about a split world where gravity points in different directions. This affects people, objects, and even natural stone. Wherever an object was created decides which direction the object falls. Of course, without some kind of protection, objects and people can fall into the sky. That's the concept. As a concept, it's incredibly interesting. The gripping moments, awesome actions scenes, and interesting animation sequences have limitless potential. This movie fills that potential and does a fantastic job of executing the concept in a way that keeps things interesting. Unfortunately, that's one of the only things the movie did exceedingly well. The pacing of the movie was strange. It started rather slowly until some revelations by the characters drew us into the action. The film takes a large amount of time to introduce us to Patema, one of our protagonists. While this is a good thing, Patema isn't an incredibly interesting character. She's the Chief's daughter, sure, but that only comes into play for a few lines of dialogue. She has some really emotional scenes that just don't feel as emotional as they should because the character depth isn't quite up to snuf
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Cast
- Yukiyo FujiiPatema (voice)
- Nobuhiko OkamotoAge (voice)
- Takaya HashiIzamura (voice)
- Shintaro OhataPorta (voice)
- Shinya FukumatsuElder (voice)
- Masayuki KatouLagos (voice)
- Hiroki YasumotoJack (voice)
- Maaya UchidaKaho (voice)
- Hideyuki UmezuPrincipal (voice)
- Go ShinomiyaTeacher (voice)
Crew
- Yasuhiro YoshiuraDirector
- Yasuhiro YoshiuraScreenplay
- Yasuhiro YoshiuraDirector of Photography
- Michiru OshimaOriginal Music Composer
- Yasuhiro YoshiuraEditor
- Mikio OnoProducer
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