Animerama

Animerama is a trilogy of animated films from Japan released in the 1960s, created by Osamu Tezuka, often called the "God of Manga." These films—"A Thousand and One Nights," "Cleopatra," and "The Legend of the Bird Person"—are known for blending adult themes, provocative visuals, and innovative animation techniques. They explore complex topics like sexuality, desire, and societal norms through visually striking and expressive animation. Animerama is considered a pioneering work in adult animation, blending artistry with bold storytelling to push the boundaries of conventional anime during its time.