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Eclipse Series #3 - Late Ozu (Early Spring / Tokyo Twilight / Equinox Flower / Late Autumn / The End of Summer) (Criterion Collection) Posters
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Eclipse Series #3 - Late Ozu (Early Spring / Tokyo Twilight / Equinox Flower / Late Autumn / The End of Summer) (Criterion Collection) DVD
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Binding: DVD
Brand: Image Entertainment
EAN: 0715515024525
Format: Box set, Black & White, DVD-Video, NTSC, Subtitled
Label: Criterion Collection
Manufacturer: Criterion Collection
Number Of Items: 5
Publisher: Criterion Collection
Region Code: 1
Release Date: June 12, 2007
Running Time: 636 minutes
Sales Rank: 10060
Studio: Criterion Collection
Theatrical Release Date: 1973-11
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This month, we present five wonderful works of art by Japanese master filmmaker Yasujiro Ozu. Made directly after Tokyo Story, widely considered his most perfect film and one of the greatest movies ever made, these titles show Ozu at the top of the game, visually and narratively. Elegant, humorous, rich with joy and sadness, these films further demonstrate why Ozu has become synonymous with the word cinema.
Five-Disc Set Includes:
Early Spring: A married salaryman in postwar Tokyo enters into an affair with an office mate in this moving portrait of a fragile marriage.
Tokyo Twilight: In the dead of winter, past and present traumas afflict two sisters and their aging father in this, one of Ozu's most heartbreaking and powerful works.
Equinox Flower: In Ozu's splendid first color film, a stubborn businessman who disapproves of his daughter's fiance must learn to embrace modern romance.
Late Autumn: Ozu regular Setsuko Hara, once the marrying child in Late Spring, becomes the parent in this poignant tale of the bonds between mother and daughter.
The End of Summer: Ozu's second-to-last film beautifully blends comedy and tragedy to tell the story of three sisters who are stunned to discover that their aging father has taken up with his former mistress.
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Here we have five very fine movies from the master of Japanese domestic dramas, Yasujiro Ozu. Of the five, I give Late Autumn, Tokyo Twilight & The End of Summer five stars. Early Spring and Equinox Flower are very strong four star movies. All five are, in one way or another, the type of quiet, dialogue heavy almost stagey examinations of the tremendous changes in postwar Japanese society at home, in leisure & in the workplace.
Ozu made one type of movie brilliantly. Through ... Read More
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"Eclipse Series #3 Late Ozu" is an absolute delight. It used to be hard to get Ozu until Criterion did us this favor. Sure, I miss the "extras" and commentaries, and little pamphlets and geegaws that embellish other Criterion Collection releases: such as the latest "Seven Samurai" and "Ugetsu"...with all the bells and whistles.
But, darn it, it is the film itself that is the substance, and in this series Ozu comes to us with the fullness of his vision. Commentary? We don't need no stinking ... Read More
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Another fine Criterion Collection edition of the latter work of THE consummate Japanese filmmaker. For the true cineaste and connoisseur of Japanese culture. An excellent selection and a good value.
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THE SET: I've seen the complaints about less-than-pristine picture quality and the three-sided piece of paper that constitutes the "box." Look, we're being handed five rarely-seen films by Yasujiro Ozu! Complaining about the packaging or minor picture imperfections is like receiving a fortune in rare pearls and griping that they come in a paper bag and still smell faintly of sea water. Get over it.
EARLY SPRING (5 stars): This is my favorite of the lot, demonstrating what Ozu does best: it ... Read More
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Laughter and sorrow mingle in this Ozu film about a large family of five siblings and their aging father, a widower who resumes a relationship with a mistress from 20 years ago. Meanwhile, two of his unmarried daughters consider the future as both have suitors of their own, and the family business, a brewery, struggles to keep itself afloat and there's talk of a merger. Many things, as it happens, are coming to an end, not just the summer, of which we are reminded in scene after scene as characters fan themselves ... Read More
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