Higanbana (Equinox Flower) (Japan Version) DVD Region 2
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娘の結婚に反対する頑固親父をコミカルに映した初のカラー映画。/小津監督初のカラー映画。京都弁でポンポン自分の意見を言うコメディ・リリーフ的な幸子に山本富士子、意思の強い現代的なヒロイン・節子に有馬稲子、これに久我美子も加わり、頑固親父と娘の結婚を巡るコミカルで伸びやかなドラマを作り出している。佐分利信、中村伸郎、北竜二、そして笠智衆の同級生たちの会話が息抜きとして絶妙の効果。
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- Ozu Yasujiro: 100th Anniversary Collection 8 - Equinox Flower (Hong Kong Version) VCD
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- Higan Bana (DVD) (Digitally Remastered Edition) (Limited Edition) (Japan Version) DVD Region 2
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Kevin Kennedy
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January 28, 2008
This customer review refers to Ozu Yasujiro: 100th Anniversary Collection 8 - Equinox Flower (Hong Kong Version)
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January 28, 2008
This customer review refers to Ozu Yasujiro: 100th Anniversary Collection 8 - Equinox Flower (Hong Kong Version)
Another Ozu gem
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"Equinox Flower" is a tale of culture clash, but, while the stakes in the clash are very high, it is presented in the typically subdued Ozu Yasujiro style. A father believes it is time for his eldest daughter to get married. He initiates the process of finding an arranged marriage partner, but his daughter has other ideas. Much to the father's surprise, she has decided to marry a man whom her parents had not met. The father is furious; he is rude to the young man when he shows up at their house. And he refuses to attend the wedding. Is the family now permanently broken? That's what this film is about on the surface. At a deeper level, this excellent movie is about a confrontation between the patriarchal pre-war Japanese culture that was based on loyalty, honor, and obedience and the Westernized post-war Japanese culture in which young people may make their own choices. The subtle way in which this clash is resolved is a beautiful thing to see. Speaking of a beautiful thing to see, "Equinox Flower" is a visual delight. Each frame of the film is elegantly composed and Ozu's use of color is splendid. I recommend this rich tale of family conflict very, very highly. |
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