PAPRIKA - How Satoshi Kon Unleashes Creativity (Video Essay)

When it comes to animators that have advanced the art of cinema, Satoshi Kon's name isn't always the first that pops to mind, but his impressive and tragically short filmography speaks for itself. In this video essay, we dive into the creative genius of Satoshi Kon through analysing Paprika, one of his best-known films. We explore how Kon Satoshi uses imagery, story and even his production process to demonstrate his powerful control of his imagination and innovation. Enjoy!

Paprika is a 2006 animated film written and directed by Satoshi Kon, based on the book of the same name by Yasutaka Tsutsui.

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Music Used:
MAITTRE – Excelsior, No Copyright Worldwide Sounds, Available at    • Chill, Electronic [No Copyright Sound...  
Paprika - The girl in Byakkoya, pleasesavethecrazies, Available at    • Paprika - The girl in Byakkoya  

Other References:
Satoshi Kon Interview, Jason Gray, Midnight Eye, Published 20 November 2006, Available at http://www.midnighteye.com/interviews...
The Making of Paprika - Part 1 of 2, Asclepi, Available at    • Видео  
The Making of Paprika - Part 2 of 2, Asclepi, Available at    • Видео