Noriko's love for her father, I don't think it's the "Electra" that some people first respond She is convinced that this is the best thing she has done, and this is where she is most needed, which is why she thinks that marriage will bring her no greater happiness than being by her father's side. She did not expect her father to consider remarriage. At the beginning of the film, Noriko, who directly said that remarriage is an ugly thing, is a mental hygiene addict, which can also be seen in her interactions with Xiaoli. Some people say that Noriko refused the concert invitation because she was afraid of facing a certain unspoken affection. In my opinion, it is not at all. Noriko likes Xiaoli, and the reason why she refuses is related to her jealousy at the beach. She can't bear the possibility that she might destroy Xiaoli and his fiancée. When she walked around the corner of the street in depression, I was thinking, she Have a mental cleanliness. So Noriko, who didn't expect her father to have such an ugly idea of remarriage, decided early on that in order not to leave her father alone, she would stay by her father's side for the rest of her life. But her father's good-hearted lies made her feel disheartened. The next day, when Noriko promised her aunt's marriage, I think it was more sad than her heart died.
Fortunately, her father's last words finally persuaded Noriko and pointed her to the possible direction of happiness. This passage is really wonderful, every sentence is deeply in my heart, and I have the opportunity to find the script to excerpt it. The general idea is that couples cannot be happy at the beginning, they must go through common ups and downs before happiness will come, and only then can they understand the taste of happiness. This seems to be Ozu's view of marriage all along.
Today is Ozu's birthday and death anniversary. To be honest, I don't know much about him. I just watched two films, and I happened to be moved. Today, I went all the way to love running Ai Shuba to watch the special show, not to remember or pay tribute, but just to watch another movie, but I was very satisfied after the show. A director who can make such a movie deserves to be honored every year.
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