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Tokyo Story

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The elderly parents and youngest daughter journey to Tokyo to visit their doctor son and his brood but the children have little time for them.
Actors: Hisao Toake,
Hisao Toake
Hisao Toake 8 September 1908, Koami-cho, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo, Japan [now Nihonbashi Koami-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo]
Mitsuhiro MĂ´ri,
Mitsuhiro MĂ´ri
Mitsuhiro MĂ´ri
Chieko Higashiyama,
Chieko Higashiyama
Chieko Higashiyama 30 September 1890, Chiba, Japan
Yoshiko Togawa,
Yoshiko Togawa
Yoshiko Togawa
Sachiko Mitani,
Sachiko Mitani
Sachiko Mitani
Takashi Miki,
Takashi Miki
Takashi Miki 12 January 1945, Tokyo, Japan
Toyo Takahashi,
Toyo Takahashi
Toyo Takahashi 15 July 1903, Tokyo, Japan
RyĂ´ko Mizuki,
RyĂ´ko Mizuki
RyĂ´ko Mizuki
Tsutomu Nijima,
Tsutomu Nijima
Tsutomu Nijima
Teruko Nagaoka,
Teruko Nagaoka
Teruko Nagaoka 5 January 1908, Morioka, Iwate, Japan
Junko Anan,
Junko Anan
Junko Anan
...»
Genre: Drama
Director: YasujirĂ´ Ozu
YasujirĂ´ Ozu
YasujirĂ´ Ozu 12 December 1903, Tokyo, Japan
Country: Japan
Release: 1953
IMDb: 8.10
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Duration: 136 min
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Slant Magazine
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November 24, 2010

In this exquisite merging of specific and universal, infinite and infinitesimal, Tokyo Story perhaps most clearly illuminates that Ozu is not the most Japanese of filmmakers, but the most human.
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Time Out
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January 05, 2010

This remains one of the most approachable and moving of all cinema's masterpieces.
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Projected Figures
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September 01, 2010

Ozu has made a film as simple in form and complex in nature as life itself. Here, every viewer is cast as a tourist, and yet will feel right at home.
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New York Times

May 21, 2003

Luminous in its freedom from the sentimentality or the satire that so often obscure an artist's vision of normal living.
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ReelTalk Movie Reviews
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July 19, 2012

With its debt to Leo McCarey's 'Make Way for Tomorrow,' Yasujiro Ozu's 'Tokyo Story' is no less true, shattering, and not for viewers fretting about unsympathetic grown-up children.
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Antagony & Ecstasy
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April 07, 2015

It's entirely possible that Tokyo Story isn't the best movie ever made. But I suspect that it might be the most perfect.
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Village Voice
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November 23, 2010

Ozu's long shots, knee-high camera placement, and collapsed perspective -- as gorgeous and unsettling as a Cézanne -- gather power over the duration, but time itself is the master's most potent weapon.
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Minneapolis Star Tribune
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December 30, 2004

Ozu doesn't sentimentalize or condemn; he merely observes human nature with calm and clarity.
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Movie Metropolis
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December 19, 2013

It soon becomes clear that they have planned their trip at a bad time; it is equally clear that every time is a bad time.
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Time Out
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February 09, 2006

The way Ozu builds up emotional empathy for a sense of disappointment in its various characters is where his mastery lies.
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ColeSmithey.com
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April 06, 2015

[VIDEO ESSAY] YasujirĂ´ Ozu's beloved masterpiece of postwar Japanese cinema speaks to audiences from all backgrounds because of the cross-generational familial truths that the prolific director/co-writer lovingly metes out.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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January 15, 2004

It ennobles the cinema. It says, yes, a movie can help us make small steps against our imperfections.
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