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Directed by Satoshi Kon
パプリカ
An atmospheric, critically acclaimed animated film.
Dr. Atsuko Chiba is a research psychologist who uses a device called the DC Mini to enter her patients' dreams, wherein she adopts the alter-ego "Paprika". When the device is stolen, she must stop rogue elements from merging the dream and waking worlds.
Paprika is showing in 1 cinema in New York City - next screening Tuesday 13 October at 14:30 at Metrograph.
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Was confused by what the blu ray box meant by 'contains sexualised violence' until he stuck his fist in her vagina and reached all the way up to her brain and pulled her skin off.unrelated, this is a fucking masterpiece
For as vibrant as this film is with its imagery this is dark as hell, which is something I suppose is a norm for Satoshi Kon’s work.He looks at animation in a different way than what I’m used to. Sure he understands the possibilities that come with the medium in terms of interesting character design and abstract locations. But he also understands the ways at which you can use surrealism in a more naturalistic way. For as confusing as this was at times it always felt intentional and, more than anything, realistic. I wouldn’t even say I was confused, I was just lost. But in a cool way, ya know? I think once I rewatch—because I’ve never been more positive that I missed most of the point—I’m sure I’ll love this even more.
A research psychologist uses a revolutionary device called the DC Mini to enter and treat her patients' dreams, but when the technology is stolen, she must stop someone from merging the dream world with waking reality.
Paprika was directed by Satoshi Kon in 2006, celebrated for his visually inventive and psychologically complex anime masterpieces.
Paprika premiered in competition at the 63rd Venice International Film Festival and received numerous accolades for its groundbreaking animation and score.
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