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Equinox Flower (1958) – Y. Ozu
Ozu's first color film is full of geometric patterns and red objects
dotting shots composed of perfect complementary colors (including kimonos,
suits, wallpaper...everything). The plot again focuses on social transitions in
Japan
with the central character (the father this time) finding it difficult to
embrace the change away from "arrangement marriage" when it comes to
his own daughter (although he is much more liberal when counseling other
friends' daughters). Sublime.
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