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Assault Girls

Three women and a drifter hunt a giant sandwhale in virtual reality.

Mamoru Oshii wrote and directed the 2009 Japanese sci-fi film Assault Girls, which hit theaters in Japan on December 19, 2009. It serves as a spiritual follow-up to his earlier Assault Girl shorts and shares a fictional universe with his 2001 film Avalon, though it is not a direct sequel.

Quick Facts

Director
Mamoru Oshii
Producer
Issei Shibata
Starring
  • Meisa Kuroki
  • Rinko Kikuchi
  • Hinako Saeki
  • Yoshikatsu Fujiki
Music
Kenji Kawai
Cinematography
Hiroaki Yuasa, Atsuki Sato
Editing
Atsuki Sato
Studio
Geneon Universal Entertainment
Released
19 December 2009

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Synopsis

After a global thermonuclear war, three battle-tested women fight giant mutant sandwhales inside the virtual reality game Avalon. They all seek to defeat the end boss Madara Sunakujira but cannot engage it alone, so they form a party. The group includes Gray, a sniper who flies her own plane; Lucifer, a girl in a black dress who turns into a giant crow and uses magic; Colonel, a woman in burgundy armor wielding an FN FAL with M203; and Jäger, a drifter with a powerful sniper rifle and low luck. They defeat Madara, but only the first to turn in the quest gets the points, and the women have flying transports while Jäger is on foot. Enraged, Jäger shoots them down, declares himself a player killer, and a fire fight ensues.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who stars in Assault Girls?

Assault Girls stars Meisa Kuroki, Rinko Kikuchi, Hinako Saeki and Yoshikatsu Fujiki.

Who composed the music for Assault Girls?

The music for Assault Girls was composed by Kenji Kawai.

How long is Assault Girls?

Assault Girls has a running time of 65 minutes.

What was the budget of Assault Girls?

Assault Girls had a budget of $1.1 million.

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