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Wednesday April 22, 2015

Day: April 22, 2015

Review

Constancy and Variation: An Autumn Afternoon as Ozu’s Final Testament

April 22, 2015
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By Jeremy Carr.  An Autumn Afternoon was director Yasujirô Ozu’s final film. He passed away a year after its release, on his 60th birthday, Dec. 12, 1963. Knowing that the film is indeed his last, it’s easy to look at it in terms of being a sort of grand summation […]

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