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I Was Born, But... (Ozu, 1932) [A+]
Even at the age of 29, Yasujiru Ozu understood the power of a child’s expectations. In this early silent, Ozu examines a stage in every child’s life when the high pedestal our parents resi… more »
Match Cuts
Morpheus Descending
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dcairns wrote 1 week ago: Max Ophuls’ LA SIGNORA DI TUTTI is a sort of Italian answer to A STAR IS BORN. While, like SA … more »
Get this shit goin.
constantonslaught wrote 2 months ago: I will kick off this blog with a poet review tied into a film review tied into a music review. Ideal … more »
mono no aware...
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tokyocityblues wrote 3 months ago: “Loneliness adds beauty to life. It puts a special burn on sunsets and makes night air smell bet … more »
Ozu in London
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eatyet wrote 3 months ago: Ozu is a Japanese restaurant in Marriott Hotel, London. If you can’t find it, just look o … more »
Across the Nightingale Floor
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bookchronicle wrote 9 months ago: As a long time and avid reader, I’ve only just stumbled across the idea of blogging my liter … more »
Shichi gatsu, yokka
You, madam, are no Sei Shonagon wrote 10 months ago: Happy Independence Day! Today I taught some Japanese ladies how to say “ell” (it was a b … more »
Short film Reconciliation and the transcendent (or not)
thomasnerling wrote 1 year ago: I have been getting through Schrader’s book, Transcendental Style in Film, and revising my sho … more »
I Was Born, But... (Ozu, 1932) [A+]
gcheath19 wrote 1 year ago: Even at the age of 29, Yasujiru Ozu understood the power of a child’s expectations. In this ea … more »
Humanness In a Character
cinescape wrote 1 year ago: “ What do I mean by Character? Well, in a word, humanness. If you don’t convey humanness, your … more »
Late Spring (Ozu, 1949) [A]
gcheath19 wrote 1 year ago: The genuis of Ozu resides in his understanding and respect for silence. Few directors nowadays, if a … more »
The Japanese Noir of Takashi Miike
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Phillip wrote 1 year ago: For years I’ve observed and enjoyed Japanese cinema. My love began with “Rashomon … more »
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