Erzählungen eines Nachbarn

Name: Nagaya shinshiroku
Genre: Drama
Released: 1947-05-20
Duration: 1 h 12 min
Rating: 7.7
Cast: Chôko Iida, Hôhi Aoki, Eitarô Ozawa

Originaltitel: Nagaya shinshiroku

1947
1 Std. 12 Min.

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7,7/10

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Drama

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuIn postwar Japan, an abandoned boy nobody wants to take care of grows a relationship with a cynical middle-aged woman.In postwar Japan, an abandoned boy nobody wants to take care of grows a relationship with a cynical middle-aged woman.In postwar Japan, an abandoned boy nobody wants to take care of grows a relationship with a cynical middle-aged woman.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,7/10

2340

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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This was the first movie made by director Yasujirô Ozu after returning to Japan from his wartime army service abroad. After the surrender, he had been held for half a year in a British POW camp near Singapore, where he had been stationed. Legend has it that he was late in returning to Japan (in February 1946) because, although he was scheduled to be repatriated earlier, another Japanese soldier was desperate to go home, and Ozu let this other man go in his place.

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Tamekichi: [curious about Tashiro's work, which involves fortunetelling] Does fortunetelling work?
Tashiro: Of course it does. Nothing works better.
Tamekichi: Really? The other day you left home wearing rain boots, but the day turned out to be sunny.
Tashiro: Weather isn't my specialty. The weather forecast on the radio works well for that.

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Featured in The Story of Film: An Odyssey: Birth of the Cinema (2011)

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Another Ozu masterpiece

Record of a Tenement Gentleman by Yasujiro Ozu is a heartwarming story of the power of love to heal the hardest heart. In this case the heart belongs to Tane (Shoko Lida), a stern and unforgiving middle-aged widow whose life is turned upside down when a taciturn little boy is brought to her home by a fortuneteller, Tashiro (Chishu Ryu). The boy, Kohei (Hohi Aoki) was lost or abandoned in Chigasaki and followed Tashiro all the way home. After Kohei wets his bed, Tane scolds him in a gruff manner and tries to pass him off to her neighbors but nobody seems to want to care for him.

Tane takes the boy back to Chigasaki to look for his father (Eitaro Ozawa) but learns that he has left for Tokyo. She returns home and reluctantly agrees to take care of the child a while longer. Shoko Lida beautifully recreates Tane's character showing her to be both tough and tender, her hangdog facial expression indicating that perhaps she is more burdened down by life than cold and rejecting. When the frightened boy runs away after being scolded one more time, Tane realizes that she has begun to have affection for him. Tane and Tashiro now belatedly discover how can children contribute to the quality of life and both develop a new understanding and compassion for the condition of children in postwar Japan. Record of a Tenement Gentleman is another small masterpiece from Ozu.