Genkina Hito
映画男！！！
<strong>Satori Screen</strong> is Derby’s QUAD Cinema monthly night of East Asian cinema and on <strong>Friday, October 23rd</strong>, the film Paprika will be shown at 20:45.
Synopsis from Satori Screen:
<em>In this spectacular anime a group of scientists invent a device that allows therapists to enter their client’s dreams. When a “dream terrorist” steals it, all hell breaks loose and it is up to Atsuko, codenamed “Paprika”, to retrieve it. Paprika is a visual phantasmagoria from highly acclaimed director Kon (Perfect Blue) and was a key influence on Christopher Nolan’s Inception. </em>
<em>Paprika </em>was the last feature film completed by director Satoshi Kon, the man behind <em>Perfect Blue</em>, <em>Tokyo Godfathers, </em>and <em>Millennium Actress</em>. Upon its release it won awards and impressed many critics and, as pointed out on the Satori Screen webpage, it inspired Christopher Nolan’s 2010 sci-fi film <em>Inception</em>. It features a soundtrack by Susumu Hirasawa (<em>Berserk</em>).
Synopsis from Satori Screen:
<em>In this spectacular anime a group of scientists invent a device that allows therapists to enter their client’s dreams. When a “dream terrorist” steals it, all hell breaks loose and it is up to Atsuko, codenamed “Paprika”, to retrieve it. Paprika is a visual phantasmagoria from highly acclaimed director Kon (Perfect Blue) and was a key influence on Christopher Nolan’s Inception. </em>
<em>Paprika </em>was the last feature film completed by director Satoshi Kon, the man behind <em>Perfect Blue</em>, <em>Tokyo Godfathers, </em>and <em>Millennium Actress</em>. Upon its release it won awards and impressed many critics and, as pointed out on the Satori Screen webpage, it inspired Christopher Nolan’s 2010 sci-fi film <em>Inception</em>. It features a soundtrack by Susumu Hirasawa (<em>Berserk</em>).