When a new system for mapping DNA called the Platinum Data is developed for all the residents of Japan, everyone is convinced it will create a better, saver society, free from crime. But ...
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Title: Purachina dêta (2013)
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When a new system for mapping DNA called the Platinum Data is developed for all the residents of Japan, everyone is convinced it will create a better, saver society, free from crime. But when the creator of the system is accused of murder, he must prove his innocence and unravel a mystery at the center of which lies the Platinum Data itself. Written by Alina Elena
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This movie is a good combination of science fiction and thriller. Interesting twists come just at the right time, and when you least expect them. Story takes a new turn just when you think that everything ought to be straightforward from now on. There is not much of action as such and people looking for action will mostly be disappointed. Watch only if you have patience to stay till the end and I assure you, the movie won't disappoint you. There is a very dormant romantic storyline beneath the plot, which is barely recognizable even at the end. So bit of a disappointment there. But in all an okay type one time watch for people looking for a new science fiction story. There was no Japanese flavor in the story or plot. The characters, movie setting and sets are obviously Japanese, but that is the extent of the 'Japany-ness' of the movie. The storyline is like any English sic-fi.