Paprika is one-of-a-kind, with a beautiful yet surreal style that make it more than just an anime version of a Hollywood thriller.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Originally based on a book written in 1993, the 2006 anime film Paprika could be written off as an anime version of Inception. It's worth noting, however, that Satoshi Kon's film predates Inception by four years, and the original book predates it by over a decade. There are superficial similarities between the two plots, due to involving machines meant to influence people's subconscious through their dreams.
Paprika Is A Parade For The Sense To briefly summarize Paprika, Dr. Atsuko Chiba uses a machine called the DC Mini to treat her patients by entering their dreams with a digital avatar named Paprika. It soon becomes apparent to Dr. Chiba and her team that someone is using the DC Mini to enter the dreams of others to influence their minds with malicious intent. Chiba and her team investigate in both dreams and the real world as dreams begin to spill into reality.
Paprika isn't necessarily a scary movie, but many of the dream sequences are genuinely unsettling. The animation, art direction, and use of sound in these scenes expertly establishes to audiences that something isn't quite right, slowly building up to the reveal of how exactly the dreams and reality are merging.
Although Hirasawa's entire soundtrack for Paprika is fantastic, there are two standout tracks, "Parade" and "The Girl in Byakkoya". The catchy but creepy "Parade" plays during various key moments in the film, as well as on the Blu-ray version's menu, which gives viewers the perfect demonstrate of what they're getting into.
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