Robotrix

"Robotrix" is a 1991 Hong Kong science fiction erotic film directed by Jamie Luk and starring Chikako Aoyama, David Wu, and Amy Yip. The film combines elements of action, sci-fi, and eroticism, creating a unique narrative. Here is a synopsis:

Synopsis:

In the near future, groundbreaking advancements in robotics and artificial intelligence have led to the creation of lifelike androids. Dr. Sara, a brilliant scientist, has developed a highly advanced female robot named Eve R27, who is indistinguishable from a human and designed to assist with law enforcement duties.

Meanwhile, a deranged scientist named Dr. Sara's former colleague, Dr. Akira, has transferred his consciousness into a powerful and deadly robot after his human body is critically injured. Driven by his twisted desires and newfound power, Dr. Akira goes on a violent crime spree, threatening the safety of the city.

To stop Dr. Akira, the police turn to Dr. Sara and Eve R27 for help. Realizing that a robotic mind can only be defeated by another robotic mind, Dr. Sara transfers the consciousness of a recently deceased policewoman, Selina, into another highly advanced robot, creating a new android cop with human memories and emotions.

The newly created robot policewoman, along with Eve R27, must now hunt down Dr. Akira and put an end to his reign of terror. As they delve deeper into the case, they encounter numerous challenges, including high-octane action sequences, intense confrontations, and moments of erotic tension.

"Robotrix" explores themes of identity, humanity, and the ethical implications of artificial intelligence. With a mix of sci-fi action, erotic elements, and philosophical undertones, the film provides a distinctive and entertaining experience for its audience.

Note: Due to its explicit content and adult themes, "Robotrix" is intended for mature audiences.