Ozu asks us, "Why can't you just love me for who I am?"

Ozu asks us, "Why can't you just love me for who I am?"

Κάποιος στο γιουτιουμπ έγραψε πως ο όζου αφήνει την σκηνή να κρατήσει λίγο παραπάνω, σαν μια νότα που έχει την ληξη της, ένα αρμονικό τέμπο...και ναι

Κάποιος στο γιουτιουμπ έγραψε πως ο όζου αφήνει την σκηνή να κρατήσει λίγο παραπάνω, σαν μια νότα που έχει την ληξη της, ένα αρμονικό τέμπο...και ναι

wow!! I really want to rewatch at some point.

The whole scene of Mokichi and Taeko cooking and eating together is so wonderful. I’ll be thinking about that one for a while.

wow!! I really want to rewatch at some point.

The whole scene of Mokichi and Taeko cooking and eating together is so wonderful. I’ll be thinking about that one for a while.

This film made me remember when i was a kid, I saw my dad eat fish and rice with tea as a soup, I thought he was weird for that. But now I've tried it and I kinda like it.

Anyways, I like this film. The way this film explores the complexity of human connection, subtle yet powerful. You wouldn't understand, unless you make an effort to try. I don't understand why my dad likes to eat like that back then cause I never tried to, just as the character in the film don't try to understand their differing perspectives of life have created a rift between their marital life.

This film made me remember when i was a kid, I saw my dad eat fish and rice with tea as a soup, I thought he was weird for that. But now I've tried it and I kinda like it.

Anyways, I like this film. The way this film explores the complexity of human connection, subtle yet powerful. You wouldn't understand, unless you make an effort to try. I don't understand why my dad likes to eat like that back then cause I never tried to, just as the character in the film don't try to understand their differing perspectives of life have created a rift between their marital life.

The scene where they eat noodles made me hungry.

I love how it criticises traditional values, and gender roles such as arranged marriages, unfortunately I was the most tired person ever, while watching the last 15 minutes, which means I'll need to rewatch this one day.

The scene where they eat noodles made me hungry.

I love how it criticises traditional values, and gender roles such as arranged marriages, unfortunately I was the most tired person ever, while watching the last 15 minutes, which means I'll need to rewatch this one day.