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Kobe 2022-03-25 09:01:22
late spring
As Yasujiro Ozu's masterpiece, "Late Spring" is a very simple story on the surface. Kiko, played by Setsuko Hara, has been reluctant to marry at the age of 27 and wants to take care of the widower's father, played by Kasa Tomojo, who taught and lied all the time. After saying that Noriko would...
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Hollis 2022-02-02 08:03:47
Write homework for late spring
Ozu Yasujiro's Shooting Technique Deals with Female Characters The
Photographer's Viewing Method
Art critic John Berge mentioned in "The Way of Seeing": "The photographer's viewing method reflects his choice of subject matter." The understanding and appreciation of images also depends on each...
Yumeji Tsukioka
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Emory 2022-03-15 09:01:11
I don't agree with what many people say about Noriko Electra, I think Noriko is just accustomed to the model of living with her father, in which she has found a balance of life. When Noriko is about to get married, this balance is about to be broken, and the unknown married life is more fear than expectation for her. The father's love for his daughter is touching, and the broken apple peel and the sigh at the end are heart-wrenching. PS photography reflects Ozu's ingenuity everywhere.
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Shaun 2022-04-22 07:01:54
9 points. Setsuko Hara always has a smile on her face, Ozu has made her screen image too perfect, and Xiying has become an eternal masterpiece during the peak period, and Jinmin is the prototype of a thousand-year-old actress. The story is part of the taste of saury. The daughter does not want her father to continue the chorus, and she hates marriage; the father always enjoys the daughter's care, but later realizes that marriage is the way for the daughter to continue the happiness, lied for the daughter that she would continue the chorus, enlightened the daughter with sincerity, and sent the daughter to marry alone.
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Noriko Somiya: Arranged marriage.
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Noriko Somiya: But...
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Noriko Somiya: That's true.
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