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5) Paprika (2006)
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Satoshi Kon directed Paprika, which came out in 2006. The story follows Dr. Atsuko Chiba, who uses a device that lets her enter patients’ dreams under the alias Paprika. When the device is stolen, the boundaries between dreams and reality start to collapse. The movie explores identity and control while diving into the subconscious mind. Its dream sequences are chaotic and visually stunning, pushing the limits of animation. The film influenced Hollywood movies like Inception but never got the recognition it deserved. Its creativity and ideas made it one of the most ambitious anime films ever made. It deserved Oscar's attention.
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