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By Torsten D (11) on 20 Apr 2010

An Autumn Afternoon (Yasujiro Ozu, 1962) - 7.0 / pro…

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By Ben W (988) on 02 Mar 2010

Another great ozu film. yes, its of course similar to his other films, but there is that usual affection for his characters…

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By Ann S (184) on 14 Dec 2009

I know it's very difficult to make these small films, where every character seems real, but really, a bit more has to happen…

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By Bill M (1,080) on 24 May 2009

An Autumn Afternoon is Ozu's final masterpiece and it showcases all his talent as a director in top form…

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By Jason F (539) on 24 May 2009

An Autumn Afternoon is Ozu's final masterpiece and it showcases all his talent as a director in top form…

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By Jonathan M (1,410) on 04 May 2009

Although typical in its focus on generational difference in contemporary Japanese society, Ozu's stylized representation of the postwar Japan…

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By Meg P (46) on 03 May 2009

This movie moved a bit too slow for me. Overall it left me feeling a bit sad too. It was just ok for me…

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By Michael D (2,363) on 12 Mar 2009

The end of the line. Obviously a rehashing of the issues of Late Spring this film is so quiet it's [insert analogy here]…

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By John M (4,356) on 07 Mar 2009

Yasajiro Ozu goes out with the quietest of bangs in this achingly beautiful look at nostalgia and the imperative to move on with life…

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By Jeremy B (846) on 23 Jan 2009

A comic variant on Ozu's recurring theme of fathers and daughters, shot in vibrant primary colours and possessed of a couple of novel ideas,…

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By Masashi I (5) on 06 Jan 2009

The way people talk is interesting. Ozu certainly…

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By Ben M (760) on 20 Dec 2008

Has anyone I know seen this? No? Maybe? Well, pop down to your local library and check it out right now…

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By Cha T (222) on 18 Dec 2008

Ozu (as usual) captures the essence of family and relationships in all of his movies. His movies are always touching in some way…

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By Marco M (166) on 12 Dec 2008

Ozu's last film but certainly not his best. He treated what is essentially the same subject in more interesting and engaging ways in previous films…

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By Ed Q (179) on 07 Nov 2008

Distinctly Ozu...periodic, contemplative, meticulously composed…

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By Thomas W (1,104) on 04 Oct 2008

Reworking of the narrative from Late Spring, and while maybe not up to the standard of that masterwork, it's stellar nonetheless…

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By Grant P (84) on 26 Jul 2008

More nuanced emotions in another family melodrama from Ozu, again focused on a young woman's decision to leave her family to marry, this time…

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By Matthew C (1,721) on 05 May 2008

Beautifully composed, An Autumn Afternoon was Ozu's last film and a personal favorite of mine…

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By Leigh T (38) on 29 Apr 2008

One of Ozu's very best films. The film shows the life of the Hirayamas, a middle-class family that is adjusting to the changes in society…

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By Andy G (1,207) on 08 Apr 2008

This was a very good introduction to the films of Yasujiro Ozu…

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