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From the Dec. 14 update of http://benefitofthedoubt.miksimum.com/ :

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If you read the narrative in this way, seeing madness as the catalyst for a butterfly-like personal breakthrough, it comes to resemble another classic tale of creative ambition gone bad, told in Satoshi Kon's anime masterpiece Perfect Blue. That film, though dissociation was its organizing principle, turned out to be a coming-of-age story of Mima, its female protagonist, as she moved away from performing crowd-friendly girl-pop and into the adult world of acting and sensationalism. If you read Black Swan metaphorically, it's close kin to this animated cousin. There are a number of character parallels, as well: Nina's cloying mother has a clear equal in the over-protective casting agent in Perfect Blue, and Aaronofsky's Beth Macintyre, played by Winona Rider, plays a parallel part to the murderous fanboy who stalks Mima in order to prevent her from destroying her own innocence.

I disagree with this reviewer's opinion that Swan is better than PB, but she does a good job of pointing out the similarities between the two films. http://tinyurl.com/2a8v3u7

I guess while I'm at it, I'll throw in a Swan/MA mash-up. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82kViTwbxQI
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