Satoshi Kon has a unique storytelling style which blurs the line between reality and fantasy. He creates relatable, complex characters who struggle with inner demons. His films explore themes such as identity, memory, and fame.
Perfect Blue is a psychological thriller about a retired pop singer who is stalked by an obsessive fan and haunted by her past as she pursues an acting career.
Millennium Actress is a 2001 anime film that tells the story of a retired actress who recounts her life and career to a documentary filmmaker, revealing the memories and secrets of her past, as well as the blurring of reality and fiction
Paprika is a film about a device that allows people to enter and share their dreams, but when it is stolen it must be recovered to stop the thief and save the world from total dream invasion.
Tokyo Godfathers is a film about three homeless friends who discover an abandoned baby on Christmas Eve and embark on a journey to find the baby's parents while being chased by the police.
