Akibiyori
- NOT RATED
- Year:
- 1960
- 128 min
- 38 Views
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00:16,260 -- 00:00:20,936This film was screened
at the Art estival in 1960.
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00:35,820 -- 00:00:41,258LATE AUTUMN:
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00:42,660 -- 00:00:46,938BASED ON A NOVEL BY TON SATOMl
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00:49,020 -- 00:00:53,457AND KOGO NODA:
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01:34,020 -- 00:01:36,659CAST:
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01:37,180 -- 00:01:41,412SETSUKO HARA:
YOKO TSUKASA:
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02:28,420 -- 00:02:33,6538
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03:10,340 -- 00:03:13,537That sounds delicious.
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03:13,740 -- 00:03:14,695What does?
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03:17,300 -- 00:03:21,373We're talking about where to get steak.
He knows a good restaurant. Where is it?
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03:21,500 -- 00:03:25,015Do you know the Honmoku-tei in Ueno?
lt's right next to it.
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03:25,140 -- 00:03:27,415lt's run by an old couple.
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03:27,580 -- 00:03:30,538Really? l'd like to try it.
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03:30,740 -- 00:03:33,732l usually go to the pork restaurant
behind the Matsuzakaya.
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03:33,860 -- 00:03:34,849You do, too, right?
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03:34,980 -- 00:03:38,416l've been going there
ever since it was just a little stall.
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03:39,180 -- 00:03:43,856That was when we were students. We were
always hungry, but didn't have any money.
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03:43,980 -- 00:03:47,859We would pool our money, then go there
together. Miwa used to come, too.
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03:48,500 -- 00:03:52,015Really? You were friends with him
when you were that young?
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03:52,300 -- 00:03:55,258Yeah. We also lived in the same dormitory
at secondary school.
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03:55,700 -- 00:03:56,689Did you really?
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03:57,140 -- 00:04:00,257You've been very kind to me, too.
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04:01,900 -- 00:04:04,778He was an excellent manager,
always very calm.
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04:08,820 -- 00:04:11,095This is already the seventh memorial
of his death.
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04:11,220 -- 00:04:12,812Time flies.
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04:15,140 -- 00:04:17,335How many years has it been for you?
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04:17,460 -- 00:04:18,495What do you mean?
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04:18,620 -- 00:04:23,740-Since you lost your wife.
-our, almost five years.
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04:24,340 -- 00:04:27,218Hey, the tea twig is sticking up.
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04:27,340 -- 00:04:31,128The tea twig...
Maybe something good's going to happen.
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04:31,260 -- 00:04:33,330A twig sticking up in your tea
while you're in the temple
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04:33,460 -- 00:04:35,496could mean
that your dead wife is coming to get you.
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04:35,620 -- 00:04:37,929Oh, shut up! l'm not ready to go yet.
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04:44,580 -- 00:04:49,256-Uncle Miwa is so late.
-Yes. l wonder what happened.
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04:50,460 -- 00:04:52,132Oh, here he is.
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04:57,820 -- 00:04:59,936Hi. Sorry l'm late.
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05:11,340 -- 00:05:17,813l'm Shizuo Miwa's brother.
Thank you all for coming here today.
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05:19,820 -- 00:05:25,531Being a country man,
l got lost on my way here.
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05:26,900 -- 00:05:29,095Good to see you, Mr Hirayama, Mr Taguchi.
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05:29,380 -- 00:05:33,817lt's been a long time.
Did you just arrive in Tokyo today?
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05:33,940 -- 00:05:38,218No, l had other business to attend to,
so l came a day early.
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05:39,220 -- 00:05:42,018Thank you for taking care of my son
last time he was there.
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05:42,140 -- 00:05:45,177Don't mention it.
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05:45,620 -- 00:05:46,894What happened?
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05:47,020 -- 00:05:52,617My son went to Lake Haruna last winter
to go skating with his friends.
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05:52,980 -- 00:05:55,255They stayed at his inn.
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05:56,060 -- 00:05:58,733Thank you for the present he brought me.
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05:58,860 -- 00:06:02,648lt was my pleasure. Did you like them?
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06:02,860 -- 00:06:05,977l pickled those spring vegetables myself.
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06:06,100 -- 00:06:08,136lt was nothing special,
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06:08,260 -- 00:06:12,173just a small token of my appreciation.
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06:12,340 -- 00:06:14,012lt was a wonderful gift.
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06:14,140 -- 00:06:16,813Were those the wild vegetables
that we ate earlier?
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06:16,940 -- 00:06:18,817They were delicious.
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06:19,660 -- 00:06:21,730lt's interesting that as we get older,
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06:21,860 -- 00:06:25,057more and more.
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06:25,180 -- 00:06:26,533You're right.
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06:26,660 -- 00:06:32,815Things like seaweed with carrots,
mushrooms, dried radish and bean curd...
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06:33,540 -- 00:06:35,690As well as steak and pork cutlets?
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06:42,700 -- 00:06:44,452ls everyone here?
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06:48,180 -- 00:06:50,648l think we can begin.
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06:53,540 -- 00:06:55,098Please come to the main hall.
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07:00,060 -- 00:07:01,573-After you.
-Thank you.
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08:28,620 -- 00:08:31,692-You're late.
-Yeah, l got held up.
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08:32,500 -- 00:08:36,129-We're just starting.
-Then l got here too early.
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09:21,300 -- 00:09:23,734The prayer was so long today.
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09:23,860 -- 00:09:25,339Yes, it was quite long.
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09:25,460 -- 00:09:28,293You're in no position to complain.
You got here late.
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09:30,380 -- 00:09:32,291Thank you all.
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09:33,540 -- 00:09:39,012Mr Taguchi told me
that shorter prayers were better,
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09:39,140 -- 00:09:41,813so l asked the priest to keep it short.
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09:42,700 -- 00:09:43,689lsn't that right?
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09:46,060 -- 00:09:48,858The monk wanted to please you.
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09:49,380 -- 00:09:52,019You must have paid him well.
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09:52,140 -- 00:09:55,132l'm not that generous.
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09:57,420 -- 00:10:02,619We had a nice, cool day today.
The day of the funeral was so hot.
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10:02,740 -- 00:10:06,449lt was really hot. l remember.
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10:07,300 -- 00:10:09,495How old were you, Ayako?
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10:10,300 -- 00:10:11,779l was 18.
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10:11,940 -- 00:10:14,170-And now?
-Twenty-four.
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10:14,300 -- 00:10:16,939That's a suitable age to get married, isn't it?
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10:17,100 -- 00:10:20,376Yes. Please tell us if you know someone
who would be good for her.
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10:20,860 -- 00:10:24,296That shouldn't be too hard.
Ayako is so beautiful.
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10:24,900 -- 00:10:28,131What's your type? Don't be shy.
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10:29,700 -- 00:10:31,258Come on, tell us.
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10:32,940 -- 00:10:35,818How do you feel about my type,
for example?
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10:35,940 -- 00:10:36,895l like it.
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10:37,980 -- 00:10:39,379Then how about me?
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10:39,860 -- 00:10:41,418l like your type, too.
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10:42,260 -- 00:10:47,050l'm confused. They're so different.
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10:48,620 -- 00:10:49,973What do you think of me?
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10:50,980 -- 00:10:52,049l like you, too.
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10:52,180 -- 00:10:55,217-She only said ''you, too''. You're out.
-l'm out?
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10:55,340 -- 00:10:56,898You shouldn't have asked.
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10:58,620 -- 00:11:00,895lt was a bad question to ask her.
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11:01,220 -- 00:11:05,338Seriously, though,
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