

The Second Renaissance Part I
- Science Fiction
- Animation
Tells the early history of how conflict began between the humans and machines. Part 1 of 2.
The Second Renaissance Part I is an animated science fiction short that explores the origins of human-machine conflict in the Matrix universe. Released in February 2003, this is the first of two parts that delve into the backstory behind the war that shaped the franchise's world.
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Theatrical release in United States
No date confirmed for United States yet · Earliest worldwide: Wide release in France
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Julia FletcherThe Instructor (voice)- Dane A. Davis01 Versatran Spokesman (voice)
Debi DerryberryKid (voice)
Jill TalleyMother (voice) / Additional Voices (voice)
Dwight SchultzAdditional Voices (voice)
James Arnold TaylorAdditional Voices (voice)

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The Second Renaissance Part I — frequently asked
When did The Second Renaissance Part I come out?
The film was released on February 4, 2003.
Is this part of the Matrix franchise?
Yes, The Second Renaissance Part I is an animated short that tells the early history of the conflict between humans and machines in the Matrix universe.
How many parts are there?
There are two parts total. Part I was released in 2003, followed by Part II.
Where can I watch it?
The Second Renaissance Part I is part of the Animatrix anthology collection, which is available on various streaming platforms and home video formats.









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