Kazoku, Movie, 1970

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Also known as:

Foråret kommer sent (Denmark)
Kevät saapuu myöhään (Finland)
Where Spring Comes Late (USA)

1969 Datsun 1300 Truck

1970 Datsun Sunny

1965 Ford 4000

1965 Ford 5000

1965 Hino RB 10

1966 Isuzu BU 10

1968 Isuzu Light Bus

Isuzu TD

1963 Isuzu TXD 50-A

Komatsu D-Series

1967 Mazda E-2500

1966 Mitsubishi Colt 1000 F

1968 Mitsubishi Colt 1200

1964 Mitsubishi Debonair

Mitsubishi Jeep CJ-3B-J30

1969 Nissan Cedric

1964 Nissan Junior

1970 Subaru Sambar

1970 Suzuki Fronte

1969 Toyopet Corona

1968 Toyopet Crown

Toyopet Stout

1969 Toyota Corolla Van

1970 Toyota HiAce Truck

1968 Toyota Hilux

Toyota Stout

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DidierF ◊ 2015-12-03 22:26	OK, enough with the vehicles for this movie. There are plenty of the sort, I won't exhaust the source. So, Yôji Yamada's written with Akira Miyazaki. A tragedy and a renaissance for a family of miners, leaving Kyushu and settling as farmers in Hokkaido. Most of the movie tells the trip between Nagasaki and Hokkaido. Soft spoken, very well acted by Chieko Baishô, Hisashi Igawa (her husband) and Chishû Ryû (the grand father). Many moments of despair, and some happy times too, especially in the very end. Documentary-like, through the trip, about Japan in 1970. (Osaka World Fair.) Trains, trains, trains: (and boats too). We stop and go in Nagasaki, Hiroshima, Osaka, Tokyo and finally east of Hokkaido. And the trip is worth the admission fee. Tragi-comédie — plus tragique que comique, mais qui se termine sur une note heureuse — que cette histoire d'une famille catholique et ouvrière, qui quitte son île de Kyushu et l'emploi de mineurs pour s'installer comme fermiers à Hokkaido. Encore une fois, Chieko Baishô est sensationnelle, et les deux autres acteurs principaux sont très bien aussi. Outre l'histoire de la famille — je pense que "famille" est la traduction du titre japonais — le film vaut aussi pour son aspect quasi-documentaire sur le Japon de 1970, en pleine activité industrielle, en pleine demande consumériste, en pleine transformation. Je recommande la vision de ces 106 minutes. -- Last edit: 2015-12-03 22:27:19
Q-Ball ◊ 2015-12-05 17:01	When I lived in Japan, it was in an Osaka suburb right near the Expo '70 fairgrounds. The Tower of The Sun is still there, and the grounds are now home to a massive botanical garden.

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DidierF

◊ 2015-12-03 22:26

OK, enough with the

vehicles for this movie. There are plenty of the sort, I won't exhaust the source.

So, Yôji Yamada's

written with Akira Miyazaki.

A tragedy and a renaissance for a family of miners, leaving Kyushu and settling as farmers in Hokkaido. Most of the movie tells the trip between Nagasaki and Hokkaido. Soft spoken, very well acted by Chieko Baishô,

Hisashi Igawa (her husband) and Chishû Ryû (the grand father). Many moments of despair, and some happy times too, especially in the very end.

Documentary-like, through the trip, about Japan in 1970.

(Osaka World Fair.)

Trains, trains, trains:

(and boats too).

We stop and go in Nagasaki, Hiroshima, Osaka, Tokyo and finally east of Hokkaido. And the trip is worth the admission fee.

Tragi-comédie — plus tragique que comique, mais qui se termine sur une note heureuse — que cette histoire d'une famille catholique et ouvrière, qui quitte son île de Kyushu et l'emploi de mineurs pour s'installer comme fermiers à Hokkaido.

Encore une fois, Chieko Baishô

est sensationnelle, et les deux autres acteurs principaux sont très bien aussi.

Outre l'histoire de la famille — je pense que "famille" est la traduction du titre japonais — le film vaut aussi pour son aspect quasi-documentaire sur le Japon de 1970, en pleine activité industrielle, en pleine demande consumériste, en pleine transformation.

Je recommande la vision de ces 106 minutes.

-- Last edit: 2015-12-03 22:27:19

Q-Ball

◊ 2015-12-05 17:01

When I lived in Japan, it was in an Osaka suburb right near the Expo '70 fairgrounds. The Tower of The Sun is still there, and the grounds are now home to a massive botanical garden.

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