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Yoshio Aramaki (writer)
Hiroshi Shimizu (story)
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Release Date:
6 September 1929 (Japan) See more »
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Cast

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Minoru Takada ... Tetsuo Nomoto

Kinuyo Tanaka ... Machiko Nomoto
Utako Suzuki ... Mother
Kenji Oyama ... Sugimura
Shin'ichi Himori ... Tailor
Kenji Kimura ... Executive
Takeshi Sakamoto ... Secretary
Chôko Iida ... Landlady
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Directed by
Yasujirô Ozu 
 
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Yoshio Aramaki  writer
Hiroshi Shimizu  story

Cinematography by
Hideo Shigehara 
 

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Also Known As:
"Daigaku wa detakeredo" - Japan (original title)
"I Passed But..." - International (English title)
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Runtime:
Japan:12 min (extant fragments) | Japan:70 min
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5 out of 6 people found the following review useful.
A short Ozu, 7 April 2005
Author: Atavisten from Tellus

This about a man who has just graduated from university, but cant get a job, is too short to really do much except for conveying Ozu's genuine love for people and everyday life. Not at all an expert on silents, but I bet that not many directors where so down to earth at that time. From the German expressionist films I have seen ('Nibelungen', 'Nosferatu', 'Metropolis' and so on) this is quite a revolution. As the Germans take the drama and the romantic very far, Ozu stays at home with real people. While the Germans are Wagnerian, Ozu is far more subtle.

His device of storytelling lies mostly in the interaction of the characters with little to come in between each scene. Most are shot indoors.

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