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Late Autumn (aka: Akibiyori): Ayako Miwa (Yoko Tsukasa) gives up thoughts of marriage in order to care for her widowed mother Akiko (Setsuko Hara). However, Akiko wishes her daughter to marry even though she will be left alone into old age and when the well-meaning relatives of her deceased husband step into the fray suitors .. Read more

Starring	Chishu Ryu, Shima Iwashita, Keiji Sada, Mariko Okada
Director	Yasujiro Ozu
Genres	World Cinema

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  Ozu's most famous film is Tokyo Story, which is one of our all time favourites. Late Autumn, though less well known, has a similar sense of pathos but ... read more »
  
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  Be prepared to change tempo! Though very stylish, with its 'Architectural Review' style interior scenes, rectangular frames, and muted tones, the pace ... read more »
  
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  I don't know Ozu but I presume he has a following. Are these art house films? I sat through the first one, getting more impatient and cancelled the second... read more »
  
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  The thing with watching so many Ozu films is that you get to the point that you know what to expect and you treat it is a little mouth refresher in between the ... read more »
  
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  Not one of Ozu's best - but still Ozu
  
  Autumn Afternoon is not one of Ozu's better works, lacking surprises and without quite the level of tenderness or poignancy that you tend to find in his ... read more »
  
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  The thing with watching so many Ozu films is that you get to the point that you know what to expect and you treat it is a little mouth refresher in between the ... read more »
  
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  Not one of Ozu's best - but still Ozu
  
  Autumn Afternoon is not one of Ozu's better works, lacking surprises and without quite the level of tenderness or poignancy that you tend to find in his ... read more »
  
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  Be prepared to change tempo! Though very stylish, with its 'Architectural Review' style interior scenes, rectangular frames, and muted tones, the pace ... read more »
  
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  Ozu - Late Autmn
  
  Ozu's most famous film is Tokyo Story, which is one of our all time favourites. Late Autumn, though less well known, has a similar sense of pathos but ... read more »
  
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  Late Autumn (aka: Akibiyori): Ayako Miwa (Yoko Tsukasa) gives up thoughts of marriage in order to care for her widowed mother Akiko (Setsuko Hara). However, Akiko wishes her daughter to marry even though she will be left alone into old age and when the well-meaning relatives of her deceased husband ...