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Atsuko Chiba
Principal
Toshimi Konakawa
Principal
Paprika
Principal
Kosaku Tokita
Principal
Kei Himuro
Secondaire
Seijiro Inui
Secondaire
Jinnai
Secondaire
Mr. Kuga
Secondaire
Morio Osanai
Secondaire
Torataro Shima
Secondaire
Satoshi Kon
Réalisateur, Script
Masafumi Mima
Directeur du son
Michiya Katou
Réalisateur d’épisode
Emmanuel Jacomy
Script
Seishi Minakami
Script, Scénario
Susumu Hirasawa
Interprétation du thème, Composition du thème, Paroles du thème, Arrangement du thème, Musique
Takahiko Abiru
Intervalles
Yuusuke Akimoto
Intervalles
Masashi Andou
Character design, Directeur de l’animation
Ayumi Arahata
Manga
Paprika
Volumes
Manga
Paprika: The Dream-Child
Volumes
Paprika
8.00Note
#3,039Classement
- Avant Garde
- Award Winning
- Fantasy
- Horror
- Mystery
- Sci-Fi
- Suspense
- Adult Cast
- Psychological
Synopsis
The world of dreams can be an incredible window into the psyche, showing one's deepest desires, aspirations, and repressed memories. One hopeful tech lab has been developing the "DC Mini," a device with the power to delve into the dreams of others. Atsuko Chiba and Kosaku Tokita have been tirelessly working to develop this technology with the hopes of using it to deeply explore patients' minds and help cure them of their psychological disorders.
However, having access to the deepest corners of a person's mind comes with a tremendous responsibility. In the wrong hands, the DC Mini could be used as a form of psychological terrorism and cause mental breakdowns in the minds of targets. When this technology is stolen and people around them start acting strangely, Atsuko and Kosaku know they have a serious problem on their hands. Enlisting the help of Officer Konakawa, who has been receiving this experimental therapy, they search both the real and dream worlds for their mental terrorist.
(Source: MAL)
However, having access to the deepest corners of a person's mind comes with a tremendous responsibility. In the wrong hands, the DC Mini could be used as a form of psychological terrorism and cause mental breakdowns in the minds of targets. When this technology is stolen and people around them start acting strangely, Atsuko and Kosaku know they have a serious problem on their hands. Enlisting the help of Officer Konakawa, who has been receiving this experimental therapy, they search both the real and dream worlds for their mental terrorist.
(Source: MAL)
Contexte
Paprika was director Satoshi Kon's last feature film before his death in 2010. It won several awards around the world, including the Tokyo Anime Award for Best Music in 2007, the Newport Beach Film Festival for best animated feature film in 2007, and the Feature Film Award in the 12th Animation Kobe Awards in 2007. A live action adaptation was planned with Wolfgang Petersen (The Never Ending Story, Troy), but the project appears to have been scrapped.
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