Celebrating the Timeless Magic of Ozu: Where Every Frame Tells a Story
Ozu weaves everyday lives into a tapestry of profound silence and gentle humor, capturing fleeting moments with his distinctive low angles and static shots. His films unveil the beauty in the mundane, revealing deeper emotional truths beneath the surface.
Ozu Trivia
What is the title of Yasujiro Ozu's most celebrated film, often regarded as a masterpiece of Japanese cinema? (Expert)
#1: Tokyo Story
#2: Late Spring
#3: Early Summer
#4: An Autumn Afternoon
What unique filming technique is Yasujiro Ozu known for using in his films? (Hard)
#1: Low-angle shots
#2: High-speed editing
#3: Over-the-shoulder shots
#4: Floating perspective
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Ozu Fun Facts
Yasujirō Ozu famously never learned to drive, which is reflected in his films that often emphasize family, home, and the simple everyday experiences of life.
Yasujirō Ozu was known for his meticulous attention to framing and composition, often employing a unique camera height that mimics the perspective of someone seated on a tatami mat.
Ozu Polls
What is your favorite film by Yasujirō Ozu?
Tokyo Story
Late Spring
An Autumn Afternoon
A Hen in the Wind
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