"Tokyo Story" is a masterpiece of Japanese film master Yasujiro Ozu, and it is also a moving classic in the history of film. The story tells the story of two elderly people living in the countryside who went to Tokyo to visit their children, but because the two generations had insurmountable difficulties Diaphragm, feeling lonely and lost. With a compassionate mind and unpretentious shooting techniques, Mr. Ozu compares the great and selfless love of his parents with the desolate night life despite having children, reflecting the unique predicament of the urban-rural contrast and the contradiction between the two generations in that era. The plain and light perspective and the simple and quiet photography style contain universal emotions and humane care. The cruelty and helplessness of life are revealed in the scenes of daily life, life, old age, sickness and death. It is highly recommended for people who are away from home to watch this movie, find a place to watch it quietly, and you can reflect on your attitude towards your parents, your attitude towards your children, or your future. (Excerpted from Joyo.com)
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