Yasujiro Ozu and The Art of Simplicity — linh vu
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On Yasujiro Ozu
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Diego Pernía on Twitter: "Tokyo Story. Directed by Yasujiro Ozu. 1953. An unforgettable masterpiece. It simple but meaningful plot it's told with such delicate stillness and discretion, yet the emotion gets under
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