Mamoru Oshii's Ghost in the Shell, made a decade ago, was a successful and influential animé film.
Its successor is wondrously beautiful at times but almost as incomprehensible. Batou, a cyborg anti-terrorist operative, wanders a futuristic cityscape looking for a robot that has malfunctioned.
There is much tuppeny-halfpenny philosophising, but the visuals are brilliant enough to forgive it almost everything, if only one knew what on earth was going on.
Ghost In The Shell 2: Innocence
Cert: 15
