#Yasujirô Ozu

[ozu-teapot]

And as it’s Yasujirô Ozu’s Birthday (and Deathday) what better excuse to repost this old classic from days of yore - the many (but not all) teapots of Ozu!

#Teapot Classic #Yasujirô Ozu #Ozu #Bday #Teapots

[bluen3hey]

1962  秋刀魚の味

An Autumn Afternoon

#秋刀魚の味 #sanma no aji #an autumn afternoon #yasujirô ozu #小津安二郎

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Late Spring https://bit.ly/3eHPmhe Late Spring is the title and late spring is the condition of its central character, a woman who, at the advanced age of 27, is almost too old for marriage – she’s in the late spring of her adult life. It’s 1949 and in Japan the American occupiers are running the show after the end of the Second World War. 27-year-old Noriko is the smiling, gracious, pretty and dutiful daughter of kindly widower Shukichi (Chishû Ryû). As far as he’s concerned she’s perfect in every way except one – she really doesn’t want to marry. When Noriko meets one of her father’s old colleagues, a man who has recently remarried, she tells him that … Read more

#Chishû Ryû #Late Spring #Setsuko Hara #Yasujirô Ozu

[fromdarzaitoleeza]

{Tokyo Story (1953), Dir. Yasujirô Ozu / Nizar Qabbani}

#web weaving #words #nizar qabbani #life #literature #quote #quotes #lit #poem #Poetry #prose #books #books and libraries #bookworm #book quotes #dark academia #light academia #writing #spilled thoughts #spilled ink #english literature #academia #aesthetic #typography #poems on tumblr #dead poets society #dark acadamia quotes #chaotic academia #love #dark acadamia aesthetic

[la-dame-aux-pieds-nus]

An Autumn Afternoon (1962) dir. Yasujirô Ozu

[citizenscreen]

Yasujirô Ozu’s TOKYO STORY premiered in Japan 70 years ago today. #OnThisDay

#tokyo story

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Tokyo Story, Yasujirô Ozu [1953]

#1950s #japan #streetsigns

[maggiecheungs]

LATE AUTUMN || Akibiyori (1960) dir. Yasujirô Ozu

#late autumn #yasujirō ozu #worldcinemaedit #cinemaspast #classicfilmcentral #filmauteur #asiandramasource #cinematv #filmgifs #akibiyori #秋日和 #yoko tsukasa #shin saburi #yasujiro ozu #late autumn 1960 #japanese movie #yōko tsukasa #missues #ellisgifs #ozugifs #ozu killlllssss meeeee #w h a t am i supposed to do with thisss #queue

[lifewithaview]

Bruno Ganz and Otto Sander in Wings of Desire/Der Himmel über Berlin (1987)

Visible only to those like them and to human children, Damiel and Cassiel are two angels, who have existed even before humankind. Along with several other angels, they currently wander around West Berlin, generally on their own, observing and preserving life, sometimes trying to provide comfort to the troubled, although those efforts are not always successful. Among those they are currently observing are: the cast and crew of a movie - a detective story set in WWII Nazi Germany - which include a sensitive and perceptive Peter Falk; an elderly man named Homer looking for eternal peace; and the troupe of a financially failing circus, which has closed early for the season because of those financial problems. One day, Damiel tells Cassiel that he wants to become human, to feel not only the sensory aspects of physical beings, but also emotional aspects. He embarks on this thought with the full realization that there is no turning back if he decides to do so. His thoughts are largely because he has fallen in love with Marion, the trapeze artist with the circus. If he does decide to become a human, there is no guarantee that as a human that he will be able to locate Marion or that she will return his affection. His angels, however, may be looking out for him.

*In the closing titles it says: "Dedicated to all the former angels, but especially to Yasujiro, François and Andrej." This refers to film directors Yasujirô Ozu, François Truffaut, and Andrei Tarkovsky. All were favorites of director Wim Wenders. At the time of filming "Wings of Desire" Truffaut and Tarkovsky had only recently passed away, in 1984 and 1986. Ozu died in 1963.

#Wings of Desire #Der Himmel über Berlin #1987 #film #german #drama #fantasy #romance #angels #in love #feelings #Bruno Ganz #Wim Wenders #Otto Sander #Berlin #The Wall #european cinema #masterpiece #just watched

[growingmyself]

Good Morning (お早よう), 1959

dir. Yasujirô Ozu

#film #cinema #criterion channel #criterion collection #japanese cinema #yasujiro ozu #good morning 1959 #asian cinema

[lkw123]

Ukikusa AKA Floating Weeds (1959) by Yasujirô Ozu

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Happy Birthday (and Deathday) Yasujirô Ozu! Born today December 12th 1903, died December 12th 1963

#Yasujirô Ozu #Ozu #Bday

[pablolf]

Film Journal

"The Munekata Sisters" by Yasujirô Ozu

#the munekata sisters #film journal #Munekata kyôdai

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Tokyo Story https://bit.ly/3AbKF80 1953’s Tokyo Story is based on a film its director, Yasujirô Ozu, hadn’t actually seen. But his writer, Kôgo Noda, had. And so the 1937 movie Make Way for Tomorrow was adapted into what is regularly described as one of the best movies ever made – 2012’s Directors Poll by Sight and Sound magazine put Tokyo Story in the number one slot. Both are punishing weepies, both “could make a stone cry” (as Orson Welles said about Make Way for Tomorrow), but Ozu’s film is also an exercise in an equally punishing minimalism. There are no movements from Ozu’s static camera. Actually, there is one, and that’s quite telling. On top of that … Read more

#Chieko Higashiyama #Chisû Ryû #Tokyo Story #Yasujirô Ozu

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Good Morning (YASUJIRÔ OZU, 1959)

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Tôkyô monogatari (Yasujirô Ozu, 1953)

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