2º – An Autumn Afternoon (Yasujirô Ozu, 1962)
The lives of people in a small Japanese village are dissected. The social exchange of the place is what moves the people there, exposing how the simplicity of those individuals to lead life is crucial. Their habits are exploited, their deconstructed anguishes, and their shared pleasures. Yasujirô Ozu’s masterpiece that makes explicit the good side of living in society.
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