Satoshi Kon made his mark on the global anime scene with the release of Perfect Blue in 1997. The psychological thriller, which delved into the dark side of Japan’s idol industry, earned widespread critical acclaim and drew comparisons to Alfred Hitchcock and Dario Argento. Kon’s innovative storytelling continued with Millennium Actress (2001), a poignant reflection on Japanese cinema history that cemented his status as one of anime’s most visio…
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