In Ozu's lens, there are always those calm and lightly narrated stories - those stories that everyone has experienced, experienced, or will experience. The looming loneliness and melancholy touch us in a delicate and peaceful way.
Borrowing the name of "Guns N' Roses", too many movies win the audience with big productions, big scenes, the deterrent power of guns and the rendering power of roses. After the sight and hearing were bombarded for a while, when I walked out of the theater, I forgot everything. Ozu's images, however, leave us with a kind of emotion, which is very simple and very real.
When I meet Ozu in summer, it is natural, peaceful, pleasant and leisurely.
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