The fantasy adventure story told in "Paprika" has aroused the interest of many film directors. They all thought about putting this story on the big screen. However, considering that there is really no way to inject the magic of Tsutsui Yasuo into the novel. Imagination becomes a visible picture-the story itself is made up of countless dreams, so this novel has a title of "a novel that cannot be made into a movie" in the field of film.
Jin Min not only works as a director, but also shoulders the burden of writing the script for the film. First of all, he selected many conceptual elements from the novel, including the professional terminology needed in the field of psychoanalysis, and then integrated the story into his visual imagination. Thanks to Jin Min's efforts, "Paprika" finally appeared on the big screen in a brand new form of animation.
Tsutsui Yasuhiro gave a very high evaluation of Jin Min's work, and even took the initiative to admit that the movie version of "Paprika" is clearer and easier to understand than the original. However, some of the content in the original works that were particularly "cared for" by Jin Min has been restored to the film. This language method belongs to the unique style of Tsutsui Yasaka, so Jin Min hopes to leave it intact. save.
