Dekigokoro
(1933)
Silent Film
AKA: Passing Fancy
Country: Japan
Genre: Drama
Synopsis
A brewery worker woos a beautiful young woman whilst antagonizing his young son, Tomio (Tomio Aoki).
Notes
- Directed by the great Japanese filmmaker Yasujir? Ozu (1903-1963)
- Winner of the award for Best Film at the 1934 Kinema Junpo Awards
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Everyone else is switching to sound, but Ozu persists with silent film!
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Enjoyable silent film that provides a glimpse into the life of working-class Tokyo in the 30s. The father and son have great chemistry.
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