News Paprika Correction
posted on 2005-12-12 13:25 EST by Christopher Macdonald
It was actually announced in the January issue of Newtype (Japan) that Satoshi Kon's next movie would be based on Paprika. On his website he merely states that his next project will be based on a work by a famous Japanese sci-fi author. We also stated that Paprika is a series of novels, this is incorrect, it is a single novel. ANN apologises for these errors.
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