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Homunculus is a 1916 German silent science fiction serial film directed by Otto Rippert and written by Robert Reinert. Other sources list Robert Neuss as a co-writer. Fritz Lang was one of Rippert's assistants during filming. It was originally produced by Deutsche Bioscop GmbH.
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My initial desire to see the Japanese Netflix film Homunculus was solely based on its name, homunculus. That's just kind of a fun word to say if you ask me. After taking part in a medical experiment, a homeless man begins to see the people around him in new and disturbing ways. The story starts out with a feel of a psychological thriller that has some mysterious elements to it. We have a character, Nekoshi, who is a…More
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Lately I've been steering away from most of the English-language films and series on Netflix because I've been let down by so many of them and feel as though Netflix originals have some sort of political or social agenda. Netflix has been stepping away from this practice after the backlash that they received as well as massive loss in subscribers, but it is still there. That aside, I don't think that most of the Eng…More
es.mydramalist.com SINOPSIS Un hombre de mediana edad, que come en restaurantes finos, duerme en su auto, conversa con gente sin hogar y no tiene recuerdos, esa es la vida de Susumu Nakoshi, un hombre que no puede sentir emociones ni interés por nada más que su auto. Un día, su auto es remolcado, su única salvación, un chico extraño que quiere que sea parte de un experimento donde liberara gran parte de la capacidad…More
THE MIND IS AS POWERFUL AS THE SOUL ITSELF, EVERYTHING IS TANGIBLE AS FAR AS THE MIND ALLOWS. . As a moviegoer I always look for movies that blow my mind and grab me from start to finish that way I can feel that it was worth every second invested in a movie or series and lately I have blindly put my faith in South Korean and Japanese movies that really train a good product that can entertain the most demanding viewe…More