Hyaku-nengo no Aru Hi (A Day after a Hundred Years)

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Japanese: 百年後の或る日

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Type: Movie

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: 1933

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Source: Original

Genres: Sci-Fi, Supernatural

Theme: Military

Duration: 11 min.

Rating: G - All Ages

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Score: 5.40¹ (scored by 270 users)

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Ranked: #11926²

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Popularity: #15538

Members: 555

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Synopsis

Mr. Ogino should have died during the war but his spirit was brought back to life by the power of science. He sees the world 100 years later during the year 2032 lead by one of his descendants. They decide to take a trip to Mars too and the ship malfunctions, because a spirit of the past was on the ship, it went out of control trying to reach Buddha's paradise instead.

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Shigeji Ogino is the director if this film, he used himself as the protagonist and even included real life footage of himself as well.

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Ogino, Shigeji

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May 6, 2020

Khazuki

Recommended

One of the most interesting things about science fiction is the way it evolves alongside real life science and technology. This is a film from 1933 that predicted: World War 2, magnetic trains, helicopters, and the automation of labor. It also predicted commercial space travel, laser cannons, and the Magic TV, a machine capable of bringing ghosts back to life, operated by a rotary dial. And I'm pretty sure they flew past Jupiter on their way to Mars.

Anyways this film is a charming and fascinating window into people's predictions for the future from nearly 100 years ago. It's definitely worth 10 minutes of your time.