KP25: Pabėgimas iš 21-ojo amžiaus

Age limit: N-18. For adults over 18.
Genre: Drama, Animation, Crime, Anime
Year of release: 1997
Duration: 81 min.
Film language: Japanese
Subtitle language: Lithuanian k.

Attention! The film is intended for adults aged 18 and over. Younger persons will not be admitted. November 25 In Vilnius, Kaunas and Klaipėda "Forum Cinemas" cinemas, viewers of KINFO film club "Pamatyk kine" will have a unique opportunity to see the film "Perfect Blue" by one of the most prominent Japanese directors, Satoshi Kon. This bold and gripping psychological thriller, intended for adults only, expertly combines psychological and horror elements and delves into the depths of the human consciousness. Anime That Inspired Hollywood: Traces of Influence in Global Cinema Japanese director Satoshi Kon often mixes reality and illusions in his works. In the film "Perfect Blue", the director explores the human psyche, the loss of personal identity and the destabilization of the world surrounding the main character. This is his directorial debut, which marked a new stage in psychological anime films, inspiring even Hollywood creators. Perfect Blue pushed the boundaries of anime, influencing the global film industry. The fact that Hollywood director Darren Aronofsky used certain scenes from the film in his famous film "Requiem for a Dream" (Requiem for a Dream, 2000) is especially worth mentioning. Animation as an option: Why didn't Perfect Blue become a feature film? The film tells the story of pop singer Mimi, who gives up her music career and becomes an actress. But the move throws her into dangerous chaos, with a mysterious admirer stalking her, gruesome murders unfolding around her, and Mima herself beginning to lose track of what's real and what's a figment of her imagination. The audience, together with her, descends into a labyrinth where the real and the imaginary merge. Originally, Perfect Blue was to be made as a feature film, but the decision of the creative team turned it into an animated work. This decision allowed director Satoshi Kon even more freedom to explore the world of fantasy, dreams and nightmares. Animation has become the perfect format to reveal the inner conflicts of the characters and subtly unravel the elements of a psychological thriller. Themes that still resonate today Perfect Blue's topical themes - violation of privacy, loss of personal identity, psychological abuse - resonate even more strongly in today's world. The main character's psychological struggles reflect the problems that many people face in the age of information technology, when personal space becomes vulnerable. November 25 the only screening of "Perfect Blue" will be shown in Vilnius, Kaunas and Klaipėda "Forum Cinemas" cinemas, giving the audience the opportunity to experience the authentic vision of Satoshi Kon. Perfect Blue is more than just a movie, it's a unique experience that pushes the boundaries of the psychological thriller genre. The work has gained acclaim in both anime and world film history for its bold plot and deep themes that explore the loss of human identity and the fragility of reality. Satoshi Kon is one of the most respected anime creators in history - his works masterfully mix reality with fiction, often blurring the lines between them. His other famous works include the films "The Godfather of Tokyo", "Paprika" and the TV series "Paranoia Agent". Perfect Blue is Satoshi's directorial debut. The film is in Japanese with Lithuanian and English subtitles. Age limit: N-18. For adults over 18 years old. Director: Satoshi Kon Photographs will be taken during the event. Photos of the organizers can be used to publicize the event on social networks, web pages, etc.
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