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13 mars 1972 (USA)
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An old couple visit their children and grandchildren in the city; but the children have little time for them. full summary | add synopsis
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Things are the way that they are and it is perfect
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(Vue d'ensemble du casting, par ordre d'apparence)| Chishû Ryû | ... | Shukishi Hirayama | |
| Chieko Higashiyama | ... | Tomi Hirayama | |
| Setsuko Hara | ... | Noriko Hirayama | |
| Haruko Sugimura | ... | Shige Kaneko | |
| Sô Yamamura | ... | Koichi Hirayama | |
| Kuniko Miyake | ... | Fumiko Hirayama - his wife | |
| Kyôko Kagawa | ... | Kyoko Hirayama | |
| Eijirô Tôno | ... | Sanpei Numata | |
| Nobuo Nakamura | ... | Kurazo Kaneko | |
| Shirô Osaka | ... | Keiso Hirayama | |
| Hisao Toake | ... | Osamu Hattori | |
| Teruko Nagaoka | ... | Yone Hattori | |
| Mutsuko Sakura | ... | Patron of the Oden Restaurant | |
| Toyo Takahashi | ... | Shukichi Hirayama's Neighbor (as Toyoko Takahashi) | |
| Tôru Abe | ... | Train employee |
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Tokyo Story (USA)
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136 min
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Voted #7 in Total Film's 100 Greatest Movies Of All Time list (November 2005).
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Références Stagecoach (1939)
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Ozu's Tokyo Story is a serene and contemplative look at the breakdown in the relationship between grown children and their elderly parents shortly after World War II. The film concerns itself with problems many of us must face: the struggle to maintain a self-fulfilling life independent of parental expectations, the changes in relationships wrought by time, and the inevitability of separation and loss. Ozu does not point the finger at either parents or children but, like many of his films, offers a thoughtful meditation on the transitory nature of life.
As the film opens, we see an empty street, empty train tracks and an empty pier, perhaps an early indicator of the sense of loss that pervades the film. An elderly father, Shukishi Hirayama (Chishu Ryu) and his wife Tomi (Chieko Higashiyama) are preparing to travel by train to visit their children in Tokyo. When they arrive, they are met with indifference by daughter Shige (Haruko Sugimura), their grandchildren Minoru (Zen Murase) and Isamu (Mitsuhiro Mori), and son Koichi (So Yamamura), a Tokyo pediatrician. When Koichi is called to visit a patient and Shige cannot leave her beauty salon, the Harayamas postpone a sightseeing trip and start to complain that they expected the children would be living in more comfortable circumstances. Their widowed daughter-in-law Noriko (Setsuko Hara), however, welcomes them warmly and gives them the experience of being appreciated.
To give themselves some breathing room, the children pool their resources and send their parents to Atami, a health spa. Their visit, however, is cut short when the noise and crowds make going home seem like a better alternative. When they get back to Tokyo, Shige tells them she has a meeting scheduled at her house and Tomi decides to spend the night with Noriko. Shukishi, in a very humorous scene, goes out drinking with old friends and shows up late at night at Shige's house completely drunk. When the elderly parents return to Onomichi, the mother suddenly becomes very ill and the entire family, including youngest son Keizo from Osaka, must come and visit them. The moment of epiphany comes when the youngest daughter Kyoko (Kyoko Kagawa) asks Noriko whether or not life is disappointing. Her answer mirrors Ozu's concept of mono no aware, that we cannot avoid the sadness of life, but her beaming face tells us that things are just the way that they are and that it is perfect.