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This film is about the Japanese director Yasujiro Ozu, sort of. Wim Wenders, the director of "Tokyo-Ga," is a great admirer of Ozu's work, and cites it as a big source of inspiration. So, in "Tokyo-Ga," Wenders travels to Japan, in order to learn something about Ozu's life and method of work. More than that, he wants to understand Ozu's mind. What did Ozu want to express in his films? How did he view the world?
But as it turns out, this film is not about Ozu so much as it is about Wenders. ... Read More
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