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Good morning
Kaya 2022-04-20 09:02:25
Yasujiro Ozu's sketch-style works tell the story of adults telling many polite greetings such as "Good morning" and "The weather is nice", but hiding what they really want to say, causing estrangement and misunderstanding. The film is from the perspective of children, because the parents did not buy a TV set and did not say anything in a fit of anger, and showed off each other with the fun of eating pumice and farting, using a method of contrast and contrast to make the disadvantages of the complicated words of adults more intuitive. presented. Ozu's unique low-camera shots and descriptions close to life make children's performance more friendly and evoke many similar memories of childhood.
Extended Reading
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Keitarô Hayashi: Someone said TV would produce 100 million idiots.
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Kayoko Fukui: Important things are difficult to say.
Heiichirô Fukui: Whereas meaningless things are easy to say.