A Look at the Emotional Filmography of Yasujiro Ozu
At a time when cinema becomes a window into human emotions, the BCN Film Fest prepares a unique retrospective that captures the essence of the Japanese master Yasujiro Ozu.
With the rise of digital restoration, Ozu’s films take on new life, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the depths of their emotional narratives.
A Viatic of the Past: ‘History of a Neighbourhood’
The film ‘History of a Neighbourhood’, a little-known work by the artist, transports us to the complexities of everyday life through the conflicts and connections between the members of a Japanese neighbourhood.
With a unique sensibility, Ozu portrays the universal themes of loss and family, inviting viewers to reflect on their own experiences and emotions.
Modernity and Tradition in ‘The Munekata Sisters’
The film ‘The Munekata Sisters’ immerses us in a journey through the confluence of modernity and tradition through the characters of two sisters who represent two opposing lifestyles.
Without judgment, Ozu shows us the richness and tensions between these two worlds, offering an empathetic and humane vision.
The BCN Film Fest: A Unique Opportunity
During the BCN Film Fest, moviegoers will have the opportunity to enjoy an exceptional selection of Ozu’s filmography, presented with the support of distributor A Contracorriente Films.
With twelve films that embrace the seasons and moments of life, viewers will be immersed in a captivating emotional journey.
Through Ozu’s sober and profound images, the BCN Film Fest promises a cinematic experience that will resonate in the hearts of viewers and transport them to a world of beauty, reflection and emotion.