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Tokyo Story

Tokyo Story

As long as life goes on, relationships between parents and children will bring boundless joy and endless grief.

Released PG 137 min 8.1/10 Votes: 69700
The elderly Shukishi and his wife, Tomi, take the long journey from their small seaside village to visit their adult children in Tokyo. Their elder son, Koichi, a doctor, and their daughter, Shige, a hairdresser, don't have much time to spend with their aged parents, and so it falls to Noriko, the widow of their younger son who was killed in the war, to keep her in-laws company.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The World of Apu List

  • Pather Panchali - The first film in the Apu Trilogy, focusing on rural Indian life and childhood.
  • Aparajito - The second film in the Apu Trilogy, continuing Apu's journey and family struggles.
  • The Bicycle Thief - An Italian neorealist film portraying the struggles of a working-class family.
  • Umberto D. - A poignant story of an elderly man and his dog, showcasing the theme of isolation.
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  • A Ghost Story - A unique narrative about life and memory, focusing on love and loss.
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Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:46

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The King of Masks List

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  • A Simple Life - Explores the bond between an elderly servant and her employer; themes of love and sacrifice.
  • The Road Home - Similar themes of nostalgia, love, and the importance of personal connections.
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  • The Artist - Explores the silent beauty of connection and artistry akin to traditional mask performance.
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  • The Blind Side - Highlights compassion and family bonds in a touching, real-life story.
  • The Color Purple - A deep narrative about female relationships and overcoming adversity.
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  • The Station Agent - Explores human connections in an unconventional setting.
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  • Mary and Max - An animated take on friendship and the long-lasting impact of connections.
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  • The Boy in the Striped Pajamas - Highlights innocence in friendship amidst profound tragedy.
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  • Life and Nothing But - Explores love and loss in the context of war.
  • Silver Linings Playbook - Explores relationships and personal growth in dealing with life’s challenges.
  • Finding Forrester - Features a mentorship relationship across generations, focused on personal growth.
  • A Beautiful Mind - A story about overcoming personal struggles through love and support.
  • Cloud Atlas - Intertwines multiple stories, emphasizing the impact of human connections across time.
  • The Hundred-Foot Journey - Focuses on cultural clashes, family bonds, and the love of food.

Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:46:51

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  • Chameleon - A story of deceit and complex relationships in a fascinating cultural environment.
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  • My Little Monster - A romantic comedy that delves into adolescent relationships and personal growth.
  • The Taste of Tea - Explores family life and the complexities of relationships with a touch of surrealism.
  • The Night Is Short, Walk On Girl - Combines surreal storytelling with elements of love and self-discovery.
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  • The Taste of Tea - Displays the complexities of family life with moments of surreal humor and emotion.
  • The Secret World of Arrietty - Similar whimsical storytelling and themes of love and adventure.
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  • Your Name - Features elements of romance and the supernatural intertwined with a coming-of-age narrative.
  • Still Walking - A family drama that explores relationships and emotional depth over time.
  • Shutter Island - Explores psychological themes similar to the deceptions presented in The Great Happiness Space.
  • Wild Strawberries - Explores themes of introspection and relationships through a personal journey.
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Last updated: 2024-10-04 10:13:01

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to A Hen in the Wind List

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  • The Taste of Tea - A mix of surreal and familial moments that captures the essence of life in Japan.
  • Late Spring - Deals with themes of family duty and personal sacrifice in post-war Japan.
  • An Autumn Afternoon - Explores the theme of family and the passing of time in a poignant manner.
  • The Ballad of Narayama - Portrays the harsh realities of rural life and familial obligations.
  • Ikiru - A profound exploration of life's meaning and personal legacy amidst societal expectations.
  • Our Family - Examines family dynamics and emotional struggles similar to the main themes of A Hen in the Wind.
  • Kimiko's Story - Focuses on a woman's struggles against social conventions, mirroring the protagonist's fight.
  • The Grapes of Wrath - Deals with family hardship and societal change, akin to the emotional layers in A Hen in the Wind.
  • The Remains of the Day - Explores themes of regret and duty seen through personal relationships.
  • Nobody Knows - A heartbreaking look at childhood and survival that reflects the struggles depicted in A Hen in the Wind.
  • Wild Strawberries - A reflection on life, memory, and significant familial relationships.
  • Kikujiro - A unique bond between characters and their growing companionship echoing personal journeys.
  • A Taste of Honey - Focuses on a young woman's journey of self-discovery and her complicated family situation.
  • A Man Called Ove - Explores loss, connections, and community in a heartwarming narrative.
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  • A Separation - Delves into family conflict and societal issues with a gripping narrative.
  • The Road Home - A poignant tale of love across generations linked to family tradition.
  • The Mother - Captures the complexities of relationships and personal sacrifice within a family setting.
  • Life is Beautiful - Combines the themes of love and sacrifice with personal resilience amidst tragedy.
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  • The Sweet Hereafter - Explores community and personal loss, dealing with tragic events and their aftermath.
  • A Tree Grows in Brooklyn - A coming-of-age story focusing on a family's struggles and aspirations, similar in theme.
  • Pather Panchali - Highlights the experience of poverty and familial love in rural settings.
  • Blue Kite - Recounts the impact of societal change on family dynamics in a deeply emotional narrative.
  • My Life as a Dog - A poignant reflection on childhood, abandonment, and human relationships.
  • The Closed Curtain - Explores themes of isolation and the search for meaning amid personal turmoil.
  • The Lead - Relates to the struggle of a woman navigating a harsh society and personal challenges.
  • The Farewell - Explores family ties and cultural expectations in a touching narrative.
  • Little Miss Sunshine - Focuses on a dysfunctional family dealing with their individual issues together.
  • The Pursuit of Happyness - Centers around a father's struggle and his devotion to his son, echoing themes of persistence.
  • Bicycle Thieves - Reflects the struggles of the lower class and familial bonds during tough times.
  • The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - A moving story of personal struggle and the beauty of memory and family.
  • Atonement - Deals with the consequences of actions on relationships and emotional turmoil.
  • Ordinary People - Explores family grief and dysfunction with deep emotional narratives.
  • The Pianist - Portrays struggle and survival during harsh realities while emphasizing personal relationships.
  • The Son's Room - Examines family grief and relationships with a subtle and raw narrative.
  • In the Family - Explores complex relationships and the bounds of family in a powerful drama.
  • Room - A story about a mother and son trapped in a confined setting that deals with personal freedom.
  • The Pursuit of Happiness - Deals with overcoming adversity and focuses on family struggles.

Last updated: 2024-10-04 10:14:29

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Red Balloon List

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  • The Artist - A silent film that conveys emotions and storytelling through visuals, much like 'The Red Balloon'.
  • Amélie - A charming film that captures the essence of innocence and whimsical storytelling in urban Paris.
  • The Umbrellas of Cherbourg - Another French classic that integrates color and music in a lyrical narrative.
  • Tokyo Story - Explores themes of family and loss with a poetic and contemplative style.
  • A Ghost Story - A contemplative and poetic exploration of time and memory, akin to the emotional depth of 'The Red Balloon'.
  • The Muppet Movie - A whimsical tale featuring imaginative storytelling and endearing characters.
  • Moonlight - A poignant exploration of identity and connection, much like the emotional journey in 'The Red Balloon'.
  • The Kid with a Bike - A story of connection and hope, showcasing the bond between characters in a visually compelling way.
  • My Neighbor Totoro - A magical exploration of childhood and imagination, with visual storytelling similar to 'The Red Balloon'.
  • The Little Prince - Focuses on themes of innocence, friendship, and the beauty of childhood, resonating with 'The Red Balloon'.
  • The Secret of Kells - An animated film that uses vibrant visuals and lyrical storytelling reminiscent of 'The Red Balloon'.
  • Cul-de-Sac - A unique story capturing human relationships in a surreal and whimsical style.
  • Life is Beautiful - Combines humor and sadness, portraying a child's perspective in a difficult world.
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  • Kiki's Delivery Service - Celebrates the charm of childhood and the magic of discovering one's place in the world.
  • The Bicycle Thief - A moving portrayal of struggle and connection in post-war Italy, highlighting everyday life.
  • The Incredibles - A family-centric story that balances humor and heart in a visually imaginative world.
  • Wings of Desire - A poetic exploration of the human experience, capturing beauty in everyday moments.
  • The Fall - Uses stunning visuals and fantastical storytelling to explore themes of hope and imagination.
  • The Secret World of Arrietty - Explores themes of childhood and wonder through a fantastical lens.
  • The Iron Giant - A heartfelt tale about friendship between a boy and a giant robot, with emotional storytelling.
  • The Adventures of Tintin - An adventure filled with imagination, capturing a child's sense of exploration.
  • Where the Wild Things Are - A whimsical film about childhood imagination and emotions, similar to the themes in 'The Red Balloon'.
  • Paddington - Features adorable character interactions and whimsical storytelling that appeals to both children and adults.
  • Hugo - Explores themes of wonder and discovery within a visually rich environment, much like 'The Red Balloon'.
  • Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory - A whimsical exploration of imagination and adventure, capturing a child's sense of wonder.
  • The Secret of NIMH - An animated film that deals with themes of courage and family in a visually engaging manner.
  • Sita Sings the Blues - Blends storytelling with beautiful visuals, exploring myth and memory in a mythical fashion.
  • Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores memories and relationships with a unique visual style and emotional depth.
  • The Giver - Explores themes of memory and emotion within a visually striking narrative.
  • Childhood of a Leader - A thoughtful exploration of childhood and its implications on the future, echoing the introspective nature of 'The Red Balloon'.
  • The Tale of the Princess Kaguya - An animated film that highlights the beauty of life and nature through a delicate storytelling approach.
  • Song of the Sea - A visually rich animated film that explores folklore and the bond between siblings.
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  • A Man Called Ove - An emotionally resonant tale that captures the beauty of human connection and loneliness.
  • Spellbound - Explores themes of dreams and emotional struggles in a visually creative way.
  • The Shape of Water - A visually stunning fairy-tale narrative that explores love and connection against the odds.
  • Kubo and the Two Strings - Combines beautiful animation with a tale of adventure and personal growth.

Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:47

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  • Tampopo - Both capture the essence of Japanese culture and focus on the importance of food in life.
  • Ikiru - Both films reflect on the meaning of life amidst the backdrop of urban Japan.
  • A Taxing Woman - Similar humor and social commentary on Japanese society and bureaucracy.
  • Living - Explores themes of mortality and personal reflection similar to Record of a Tenement Gentleman.
  • Kiki's Delivery Service - Both possess a whimsical charm and focus on the adventures of young characters in urban settings.
  • Sweet Bean - Shares themes of food, personal connections, and quiet yet impactful storytelling.
  • Shoplifters - Examines family dynamics and societal issues, similar to the slice-of-life approach in Tenement Gentleman.
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  • After Life - Explores existential themes and the nature of life and memory through human experiences.
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  • The Wind Rises - Focuses on aspirations and personal journeys, framed in the context of historical Japan.
  • Your Name - Explores connections and experiences in urban settings, mixing drama with a touch of fantasy.
  • Rashomon - Explores human nature and perspective, similar to the exploration of societal narratives.
  • An Porcelain Cocoon - Explores themes of memory, identity and urban life, akin to the narrative style of Tenement Gentleman.
  • Fireworks - Features intertwining stories within urban settings, layering narratives that reflect human experiences.
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  • A Letter to Momo - Centers on childhood experiences and transitions, with a blend of fantasy and reality.
  • The Garden of Words - Explores the beauty of everyday moments and emotional connections in urban Japan.
  • The Wind Will Carry Us - Reflects on life, death, and human connection through nuanced storytelling.
  • Goodbye, Dragon Inn - Examines human connections and nostalgia in an urban environment, resembling Tenement Gentleman.
  • The Great Yokai War - Mixes fantastical elements with the exploration of societal issues and relationships.
  • Tamako Market - Centers on daily life and community in a quaint setting, echoing themes in Tenement Gentleman.
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  • Shall We Dance? - Explores personal transformation and human connections set against a backdrop of Japanese societal norms.
  • My Neighbor Totoro - Features concepts of family, childhood innocence, and the wonder of everyday life.
  • A Scene at the Sea - Explores the quiet beauty of life and relationships, featuring a slow, reflective pace.
  • Kamen Rider Kuuga - Relationship development and personal struggles within societal frameworks, akin to Tenement Gentleman.
  • The Taste of Tea - Similar in exploring family life and the whimsical moments of everyday existence.
  • Hana-bi - Themes of redemption, connection, and the intersection of beauty and melancholy.
  • Maborosi - Examines themes of loss, memory, and personal reflection with a poetic lens.
  • A Woman's Tale - Delves into domestic life and personal journeys, reflecting the subtleties of human relationships.
  • Sailor Moon - Explores personal growth and friendship in a vibrant urban setting mixed with fantasy.
  • Shankara - Poignantly depicts rural life while reflecting on broader societal themes, reminiscent of Tenement Gentleman.
  • My Father and My Mother - Explores familial bonds and societal expectations, capturing the essence of relationships.
  • The Girl Who Leapt Through Time - Combines coming-of-age themes with a unique narrative approach reflecting reflections on time and choices.
  • Ringu - While darker, it reflects societal fears within contemporary urban settings.
  • Kono Sekai no Katasumi ni - Details the human experience during wartime, echoing moral challenges and personal stories.

Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:18:28

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  • The English Patient - Intertwines multiple narratives of love during tumultuous times.
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Last updated: 2024-09-24 17:19:40

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Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:46:38

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Last updated: 2024-09-24 17:19:40

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Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:16:38

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Last updated: 2024-09-28 07:51:52

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Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:44:51

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