Isao Numasaki, Chieko Nakakita
Yuzo and his fiancée Masako spend their Sunday afternoon together, trying to have a good time on just thirty-five yen. They manage to have many small adventures, especially because Masako's optimism a...( read more
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Stats: 26 reviews
a beautifully crafted love story, and one of my favorite kurosawa films. there are three scenes that catapult this film into greatness, the baseball scene with the little kids, the scene where the two main characters dream about their future coffee shop, and the climactic closin...( read more)
L'un des premiers efforts de réalisation de Kurosawa, l'un de ses moins connus également, et certainement pas son meilleur. Ce n'est pas dénué d'intérêt (on y voit quand même le germe d'un immense talent dans la composition hyper-soignée des plans), mais ce n'est pas non plus ren...( read more)
An innocent couple are awakened to hardships in contemporary Japan. This mediocre Kurosawa film is briefly elevated with the imaginary symphony sequence.
This was my favorite movie of the set. This one was the one that made me sad that I couldn't review right after I watched it. But thank you, fine folks at Flixster (alliteration!) for adding this movie.
This is a wonderful romance story. Yeah, my heart has grown soft since ...( read more)
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