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An Autumn Afternoon
Cast
Chish? Ry?, Shima Iwashita, Keiji Sada, Mariko Okada View AllCrew
Yasujir? Ozu (Screenplay), Yasujir? Ozu (Director), K?go Noda (Screenplay) View All
Release: Nov. 18th, 1962
Runtime: 1 hour, 54 minutes
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I'm curious how I'll like Ozu's black and white films (the next film of his I'm going to watch is probably the famous Tokyo Story), because -besides the unsurpassed framing and the meticulously paced editing rhythm- the use of colors in this film is one of the reasons why I loved this so much.

But while Late Spring focused strongly on the relationship between the father and daughter, this film takes a wider view on things, taking time to show the dynamics of Koichi's married life and giving more attention to the notion that life is ever in flux.

If it sounds similar to other film, that's because there are several parallelisms between this film and Ozu's own Late Spring, which I saw in December last year.