| Plot: | This first installment of the "Kihachi Trilogy" concerns the relationship between an illiterate brewery worker Kihachi and his educated son. The film follows Kihachi's interest in a younger woman and the effect this infatuation has on both father and son.
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| Overview: | From a story by "James Maki", the pseudynom often used by Ozu, "Passing Fancy" is the first installment of the "Kihachi Trilogy". This Kinema Junpo Best Film concerns the relationship between an illiterate brewery worker and his educated son. Kihachi is a flawed yet likable character whose impulses land him in trouble with those around him. The story focuses on his unrequited interest in a younger woman and the effect this infatuation has on both father and son. An early example of Ozu's masterful chronicling of the evolution of family ties and the minutiae of family life.
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| Cast: |
Takeshi Sakamoto || Nobuko Fushimi || Den Obinata || Kozo Tokkan
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| Languages: | Silent ( All-New Score by Donald Sosin) Silent ( All-New Score by Donald Sosin)
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| Distributor: |
Criterion Collection [A USA-Based Distributor]
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| Rating: | | UN - "Unrated. This film has not been rated by the review board." |
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| Features: |
Full ScreenBlack & WhiteAll-New Score by Renowned Silent Film Composer Donald Sosin
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