Planet of the Nekos (film)
| Planet of the Nekos | |
| Director | Sakura C. Taisen (as Sakura Taisen) |
| Producers | Alex Throton Yukito Tanazaki Kyoko Quaid |
| Starring |
Ken Iydomi |
| Music | Taji Ikari |
| Screenplay | Yukito Soma Sakura M. Taisen James Brolin Jr. |
| Editing | James Robert Swank |
| Distribution | Tanazaki Pictures Black Hawk Films Ltd. (Special Edition DVD release 2001) Taisen Pictures (remake) |
| Release Date | July 4, 1973 |
| Runtime | 119 Minutes |
| Country | Kanami |
| Awards | 4 Kanami Arts Academy 5 Aqua Anu Film Awards Another 7 wins and 20 nominations from other countries |
| Language | English |
| Budget | kanamian (K$) 112.72 Million |
| Rating | G (Kanami) OC+ (Aqua Anu) OC-13 (re release) PG{Bazalonia) PG-13 (The Beltway) Everyone (Maraque) TP (Edward City) |
Planet of the Nekos is a Sci-Fi film based 1000 years into the future. The idea of the film sparked from the newly discoverd race of Nekomimi in the East Pacific, with their unusual features.
Plot
A team of astronauts crash land on an unusual planet. They soon discover it's inhabited by unusual sub-human creatures that look like cats. These cat-people are apparently both primative and advanced. Some live in huts while others live in giant metropolisis. Our astronaut humans find out that they are anything but freindly, as they are taken prisoner and brought before the high neko. The humans are ordered executed but are rescued by a sympathetic rebellion, that desires to co-exist with humans.
