Half-Broken Music Box
Sep 11 2010
•1h 30m
•Animation, Drama
In 2039, helper androids are widespread as general purpose electronics. Keiichirou lost his family in a traffic accident and retired from his band. One day, he finds an old model android in a garbage dump. He takes her home and names her "Flower".
Cast
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Tetsuya Kakihara
Keiichirou (voice)
Masumi Asano
Flower (voice)
Yuka Iguchi
Ichimaru
Eri Nakao
Iris
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