via YouTube:
The British Film Institute says, "Exquisitely moving and truthful, An Autumn Afternoon is a fitting end to the great career of Yasujiro Ozu." Criterion closes with this: "There’s no sentimentality, only profound compassion." The Guardian calls it "equisitely tender". Roger Ebert has it on his list of Great Movies. 95% of Rotten Tomatoes critics give it a positive review.
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This purple coneflower volunteered in the coreropsis pot:
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Wonderful flowers! Valerie
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DeleteConeflowers are great flowers. Yours looks pretty Nita. Happy FRiday!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I wish they'd spread faster...
DeletePretty coneflower! And another addition to my list on HBOMax--lol!
ReplyDeleteEvery time I whittle down that list I add more to it lol
Deletethe movie looks familiar. The cone flower is very pretty
ReplyDeleteI do love the coneflowers :)
DeleteI love it when blooms volunteer themselves to another location -- like a surprise gift!
ReplyDeleteYes! I'll move this one to its own pot in the fall.
Delete...it's good to have volunteers, particularly in the Volunteer State..
ReplyDeleteI was impressed :) and glad I didn't mistake it for a weed.
DeleteThe flower is a beauty. I will look for this movie.
ReplyDeleteOzu is a director worth looking for.
DeleteDidn't realize how far behind I got. That cone flower goes so well with the other flowers in the pot. You have a lovely potted garden.
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
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