Category: Eiga Reviews (the ’30s)

Eiga Reviews (the ’30s and the ’40s): The Only Son (1936) / There Was a Father (1942) – The Criterion Collection Series #524

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“The Only Son (1936) / There Was a Father (1942) – The Criterion Collection Series #524” is highly recommended! Image courtesy of © 1936 Shochiku Co., Ltd. © 1942 Shochiku Co. 2010 The Criterion Collection. All Rights Reserved. TITLE:The Only Son (1936) / There Was Read More …

Eiga Reviews (the ’30s and ’50s): Good Morning (Ohayo) (1959)/I was Born, But… (1932)

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“Good Morning” is an entertaining and hilarious Japanese film that is so different from director Yasujiro Ozu’s previous and later works. But I also look at the significance of the film of when it was filmed and the Japanese lifestyle that is showcased and how Read More …