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Título original: Otona no miru ehon - Umarete wa mita keredo

1932
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1 h 30 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaTwo young brothers throw a tantrum when they discover that their father isn't the most important man in his workplace.Two young brothers throw a tantrum when they discover that their father isn't the most important man in his workplace.Two young brothers throw a tantrum when they discover that their father isn't the most important man in his workplace.

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The film's release was delayed by many months when Shochiku Studio's Shirô Kido felt the movie's story was too dark in tone. The film would go on to win Kinema Jumpo's first prize that year.

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Yoshi (Chichi): All young boys should have a little mischief in them.

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Featured in Dimanche Martin: Episode #1.1 (1980)

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one of the all-time greats

Put in simple terms, this is one of the greatest silent movies ever made. Though the film was intended to be screened with live voice-over by a benshi narrator, this masterpiece works stunningly well without sound, because Ozu's

unparalleled sense of visual rhythm, choreographed movement, and humor

keep one's eyes dancing in delight. The story concerns two boys who fight their way to gain status and respect among the local bullies, only to realize that their father is a bottom-feeder among the adults. As such it's loaded with acute

observations of Japanese society, and not without Ozu's penchant for subtle but potent criticism. For people who are used to the "slow" Ozu of the 50s, this film will be a revelation, inspiring speculation as to how and why he changed a style that already was exceptional.