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Sheep in the Box (2026)

In the near future, architect Otone Komoto is married to Kensuke, who runs a construction company. The married couple decide to welcome a humanoid robot into their home as their son.
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In the near future, architect Otone Komoto is married to Kensuke, who runs a construction company. The married couple decide to welcome a humanoid robot into their home as their son.

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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Directed By:Hirokazu Kore-eda
Written By:Hirokazu Kore-eda
In Theaters:7/31/2026
Box Office:$4,294,141
Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Fuji Television Network, GAGA Corporation, TOHO, AOI Pro.

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