Robotrix

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rdf:langString Robotrix

rdf:langString Robotrix

rdf:langString Jim Yeung

rdf:langString Hong Kong

rdf:langString Peter Cheung

rdf:langString Ng Wang Hung

rdf:langString HK$5,486,008

rdf:langString Cantonese

rdf:langString Jim Yeung

rdf:langString Siu Hung Yeung

rdf:langString Henry Chan

rdf:langString Paragon Films Ltd.

rdf:langString So Man-Sing

rdf:langString Jamie Luk

rdf:langString Robotrix (Chinese 女机械人 pinyin: nǚ jīxièrén "Woman Robot") is a 1991 Hong Kong science fiction exploitation film directed by and produced by the Golden Harvest Company. , the winner of the 23rd Hong Kong Film Awards (Best Art Direction), is the Art Director of this film. It features Taiwanese-American actor David Wu, Japanese actress , kung fu expert Billy Chow, , and the voluptuous soft-porn star Amy Yip. The plot concerns a female police officer who is gunned down, only to have her mind transferred into a cyborg clone. The idea of mind uploading as well as some cult elements inside the film make Robotrix become a science fiction film classic in Hong Kong. This erotic R-rated thriller is notable for a Hong Kong film on general release in featuring frequent female full-frontal nudity, and is particularly notable for a scene of brief full-frontal male nudity (of Hong Kong Chinese actor , playing the robot version of Japanese scientist Ryuichi Yamamoto), as it is perhaps the first time in Hong Kong cinema that a Chinese adult male's private parts have been fully revealed on camera in a film for general release. It was also perhaps notable for leading the way in Hong Kong category 3 martial arts films. Cast member Vincent Lyn said of the film, "Now that was one wild shoot. The cast and crew were all over the place and you were lucky to find out what you were doing before the cameras rolled. I spent more time laughing on the set than anything else."