Perceptions, Personas, Parasocial Relationships, and Perfect Blue (1997)

Update: 2021-12-06

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In this episode, we discuss delusion, loss of touch with reality, and the phenomena of perceiving in Satoshi Kon’s “Perfect Blue.” (Trigger warning: mentions of rape and suicide)

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Perceptions, Personas, Parasocial Relationships, and Perfect Blue (1997)

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Perceptions, Personas, Parasocial Relationships, and Perfect Blue (1997)