Yasujiro Ozu: "In the end we spend our lives alone" - An Autumn Afternoon

An Autumn Afternoon (1962) by Yasujiro Ozu: Starring Chishu Ryu, Nobuo Nakamura, Ryuji Kita and Kuniko Miyake. The old friends tease Professor Horie about his young wife and reflect on the sad side of raising children.
As always this clip is uploaded in appreciation of Yasujiro Ozu, the wonderful films of Shochiku studio and the filmmakers who worked there. An Autumn Afternoon is the property of Shochiku film studios.

[@EddyBrockZ]

goddamn, i didnt even know Mr Ozu before and I came here only for college purposes but, damn did that only scene made me feel my emotions, I cant imagine what watching the full movie will make me feel and I cant wait to see it for myself

[@directedby100]

The sadness of time passing. In x years I'll be gone, all my worries & regrets will be like smoke. Thank God my existence has its source outside this material plane, really. I feel like life is a sad warm song, like Ozu's film stories, but also it's not some sort of trap ... The sadness gets worst when I pretend that this life, which is all we know, is all there ever was or can be. In times of weakness, when I hold that belief by default, life becomes regret, worry, & sorrow. Life is joy.

[@xhenn7]

The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases :_ )

[@Noriyuki-yd3lj]

小津作品の「お茶漬けの味」は実際に最後に夫婦でお茶漬けを食べて映画を締めたけど、「秋刀魚の味」では鱧（ハモ）は出てきても秋刀魚は出て来ない。
季節と秋刀魚のハラワタのような人生のほろ苦さをタイトルが表現しているような気がしました。

[@Auruncio]

I hope Japan will preserve and rediscover its identity.

[@9ertsch]

The idea of a collective identity is ambiguous at best, and can get worrying if you dig beyond or beneath that.

[@9ertsch]

Mind you, the alternative is also ambiguous and worrying. It's a complex business, isn't it.

[@georgiangelosfloudens5731]

There is no natural identity read tosaka jun

[@rdpurcell1]

You are human, but you are also a small piece universe that has been stretching out since the big-bang. You are a process that began before your birth, and will go on after your death. This larger Pov helps me out when I get existential. Idk. I read this film as a mourning for the loss of Japanese cultural identity after ww2- you know the sublimation into US consumer culture

[@birgitbofarull4410]

Japan's Chekov

[@user-nf6kk7pc8r]

秋刀魚の味良いね～😌🌸💓

[@adityaraghuvanshi1965]

Can you explain what you're talking about I'm not native Japanese yet I love his films

[@gokanikutsuwa]

笠智衆がいい

[@elkysunnykuri]

サンマは、目黒に限る。