Chishu Ryu, Werner Herzog, Yuuharu Atsuta
German filmmaker Wim Wenders travels to Japan to discover the remnants of Yasujiro Ozu's (1903-63) Tokyo.
DVD Release Date: April 6, 2004
Stats: 53 reviews
PAN AND SCAN. Le pisa los talones a SANS SOLEIL y no le favorece esa comparación, pero tiene suficiente para sostenerse en sus propios pies, tanto como tributo audiovisual a Tokio como a Yasujiro Ozu. La música es espectacular. / Steps on SANS SOLEIL's heels and the comparison is...( read more)
Wenders gives us his tribute to the ever-popular Ozu. There are better films about Ozu bit it's still a treat seeing Wenders analyze this amazing artist and also Japan in general. What is it about Germans being so fascinated with other cultures?
Very thankful that Wenders didn't videotape a log being pushed around by water for 20 minutes.
Suprisingly deep, and the long shots are meant for the viewer to try to understand Wenders' message.
This board looks lonely. Be the first to talk about "Tokyo-Ga" !
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