Tokyo-Ga

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Tokyo-Ga
Directed by	Wim Wenders
Produced by	Chris Sievernich
Starring	Wim Wenders (narrator) Chishu Ryu Yuharu Atsuta Werner Herzog
Release date(s)	1985
Running time	92 min
Language	English Japanese German
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Tokyo-Ga is a 1985 documentary film directed by Wim Wenders about filmmaker Yasujiro Ozu. Wenders travels to Japan and narrates the movie as he explores the world of Ozu, alternating scenes where he observes Japan and culture with interviews with crew and cast-members from Ozu's films.

[edit] Scenes

Reflections on Ozu
Tokyo
The center of the world
Chishu Ryu
Mu
Amusements
Wax food
Searching for images
Trains
Yuharu Atsuta
A good-bye

[edit] External links

Official website
Tokyo-Ga at the Internet Movie Database

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Films directed by Wim Wenders

Summer in the City • The Goalkeeper's Fear of the Penalty • The Scarlet Letter • Alice in the Cities • The Wrong Move • Kings of the Road • The American Friend • Lightning Over Water • Room 666 • Hammett • The State of Things • Paris, Texas • Tokyo-Ga • Wings of Desire • Until the End of the World • Faraway, So Close! • Lisbon Story • The End of Violence • Buena Vista Social Club • The Million Dollar Hotel • Ten Minutes Older • The Soul of a Man • Land of Plenty • Don't Come Knocking' • The Palermo Shooting