Paprika
Directed by Satoshi Kon7.787%88%7.8
Atsuko Chiba is een psychiatrice die geavanceerde technologie hanteert om het brein van haar patiënten te doorgronden. Ze leidt een dubbelleven als Paprika, een high-tech detective die dezelfde technologie gebruikt om te achterhalen wat er in de gedachten omgaat van de mensen die ze zoekt. Wanneer de technologie echter gestolen wordt moet Paprika er snel achteraan, aangezien de hele stad in een golf van psychologische instabiliteit verkeert.
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Paprika Ratings & Reviews
- jkljlk11975 maart 2026"Don't you think dreams and the internet are similar? They're both areas where the repressed conscious mind vents."
- Corey Burkes27 juli 2025Anyone who tells me that inception wasn’t inspired/lifted/semi-copied by this film is an idiot. Nothing wrong with that, but stop giving Nolan originality credit. His creativity sourcing is a little more blatant on this one.
- Madian Gargatagli27 februari 2026If I had a dollar for every time I understood what was happening In the scenes I'd have 300 rupees
- rlshill15 januari 2026Kind of a drug trip, but interesting 🤔
- Admin__16 augustus 2025Like inception but less convoluted
- Richard26 oktober 2025Watched it and felt like I accidentally swallowed a dream and woke up inside a kaleidoscope. Directed by Satoshi Kon, Paprika is a mind-bending sci-fi trip where therapists use a device called the DC Mini to enter patients’ dreams. When the tech is stolen, reality and fantasy begin to blur and only the enigmatic dream therapist Paprika can restore order. Or at least try. Visually, it’s stunning. The animation is fluid, chaotic, and hypnotic with parade sequences that feel like your subconscious threw a party and forgot to invite logic. The voice cast (Megumi Hayashibara, Tohru Emori, Akio Otsuka) delivers with emotional depth, even as the plot spirals into metaphysical mayhem. It’s not easy to follow and that’s the point. The film wants you disoriented, curious and slightly overwhelmed. Think Inception, but weirder, bolder and unapologetically anime. In fact, Inception owes this film more than a few nods, whether Nolan admits it or not. Watched it again and each viewing reveals something new , a detail, a theme, a feeling. It’s chaotic, philosophical and beautifully animated. Not for everyone, but if you like your sci-fi with a dose of dream logic and visual poetry, Paprika delivers.
- cultfilmliker17 maart 2025Impeccably animated. Incredible visuals that went on to inspire some all time movie-moments. (Inception owes this film literally everything) Meta, philosophical, chaotic. Some real nerd shit tho. But I respect it! It’s technically very good! (read: it’s just too heady for me) If you thought Akira was too linear, try this!
- Spanktacular15 maart 2025Like a less grotesque and less comprehensible Akira.
Paprika Trivia
Paprika was released on 25 november 2006.
Paprika was directed by Satoshi Kon.
Paprika has a runtime of 90 m.
Paprika was produced by Masao Takiyama, Jungo Maruta.
Atsuko Chiba is een psychiatrice die geavanceerde technologie hanteert om het brein van haar patiënten te doorgronden. Ze leidt een dubbelleven als Paprika, een high-tech detective die dezelfde technologie gebruikt om te achterhalen wat er in de gedachten omgaat van de mensen die ze zoekt. Wanneer de technologie echter gestolen wordt moet Paprika er snel achteraan, aangezien de hele stad in een golf van psychologische instabiliteit verkeert.
The key characters in Paprika are Paprika / Atsuko Chiba (voice) (Megumi Hayashibara), Seijiro Inui (voice) (Tohru Emori), Torataro Shima (voice) (Katsunosuke Hori).
Paprika is rated AL.
Paprika is a Sciencefiction, Animatie, Drama film.
Paprika has an audience rating of 8.8 out of 10.
Paprika had a budget of US$ 2,6 mln..
Paprika has made US$ 947K at the box office.