As thoroughly Japanese as they are, these films are, at the same time, universal. In them, Ive been able to recognize all families, in all the countries of the world, as well as my parents, my brother and myself. For me, never before and never again since has the cinema been so close to its essence and its purpose: to present an image of man in our century, a usable, true and valid image, in which he not only recognizes himself but from which, above all, he may learn about himself. — Wenders reflecting on Yasujiro Ozus work. Thanks for sharing Laura cc Fix
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