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Synopsis: In the early 60's in Tokyo, the widower Hirayama is a former captain from the Japanese navy that works as a manager of a factory and lives with his twenty-four year-old daughter Michiko and his son Kazuo in his house. His older son Koichi is married with Akiko that are compulsive consumers and Akiko financially controls their expenses. Hirayama frequently meets his old friends Kawai and Professor Horie, who is married with a younger wife, to drink in a bar. When their school teacher Sakuma comes to a reunion of Hirayama with old school mates, they learn that the old man lives with his daughter that stayed single to take care of him. Michiko lives a happy life with her father and her brother, but Hirayama feels that it is time to let her go and tries to arrange a marriage for her.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Yasujirô Ozu
Production: Shochiku Films of America
  4 wins.
 
IMDB:
8.3
Rotten Tomatoes:
95%
NOT RATED
Year:
1962
113 min
203 Views


You know I come here and give up my baseball game.

The night game is not a good one.

Where is your supper?

I willl have it at home.

So, see you.

Put the opinions away, whatever they are.

How did it come to that? Stupid.

Hey.

I don't want to be like that and it makes me sick.

Is it Ok now?

Ok.

Welcome home. I'm back!

Oh, your smell is too bad.

Didn't you drink too much, did you?

Dad, did you see the brother?

Has he come?

He's just gone back.

What for?

Nothing. He took this, sweet ring, only one left.

Oh?

I'm back! I'm back!

Dad, do you want some Cha Pao Fan?

No, thanks.

So I want some...ah

Miss Fu Ze won't come from tomorrow.

Why?

Her elder brother's wife passed away and she will go back to countryside.

Oh? Did she get someone else?

Fu Ze said she had told Jia Dai.

He seems not like a good person.

So that will make me headache.

It doesn't matter. It will be fine if all the pepole can come.

But, we will get up early and Xiao Ze will do too.

I may come slowly, 'cause tomorrow is my holiday.

Mine will start at tomorrow noon too.

So that's only me left.

When I go out, you should do some cleaning and I cannot bear so messy!

Dad, if you come back late, remenber to call first.

So is with Xiao Ze. Or you'll have nothing to eat when you're back.

Sister, where are my trousers? That grey one, can you find it for me?

In the cabinet on the second floor, go and look for it yourself.

What has Hong come for?

I don't know.

You can make a phone call, and he should be at home now.

I'm back.

You're so late.

I've gone to the father's. Are you early today?

Not very early, what did dad say?

He's not at home. Is that right?

This is what Michiko give back to you.

Ah, foriegn goods, is it beautiful?

I don't know and I will go to the father's again.

So that's ok.

Mr Shan Kun.

Who is that?

The third floor, Our upstairs.

Oh, Consonancy Life Insurance.

Hey, his wife has been in hospital all along.

Really? Why?

She's out now and has a lovely baby, it's a boy.

Oh, a baby.

It is said that the baby's name is Koichi.

I wanna change the name.

It doesn't matter, Koichi.

Why?

It's not a good name at all. If the baby grow up like you, he will have a poor life.

So one Koichi is enough.

Do you want some grapes? I bought them on my way back.

Leave those torrow, I want to sleep, pave the quilt.

Wait but I still want some.

Do it yourself.

Refrigerator, it seems great for me to settle up once and has some extra discount.

Please come in.

Ah.

Michiko.

Yes.

Did you get the news from your father?

What news?

Marriage, about you, this one seems good.

No.

Your father didn't say anything?

I have no idea with him, sigh.

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