35 glasses of rum

It is no coincidence that the father and daughter who depend on each other, the father who loves wine, and the eye-catching props all come to Ozu. Claire Denis ("The Shadow Dancer") dedicated this work to Ozu. If you didn't say it, you would only recognize the signature style of moving the mirror as if writing poetry, and you wouldn't know that the two could be so close. The melancholy blue night, the maze-like road network, the subway tracks intertwining between the buildings, and the superb scene management first describe the lonely urban personality, and then put the characters into it. Without needing to say more, the drama will naturally follow. The father who is worried about his daughter and the daughter who does not want to love are like relatives and neighbors, condensed into a world with strong affinity and unfolding a continuous story. Ozu would agree: There is a time in life, and people must know how to let go.