The Flavour of Green Tea over Rice (1952) - Yasujiro Ozu 

I never really noticed how much Ozu frames within a frame. Here he is constantly cutting his space down putting characters in door openings, blocked off, and narrow. Just an interesting device in what certainly seems a typical Ozu film. The idea of a woman not wanting to marry has had a few reasons in the past, here it might at first seem like the girl just doesn't want to stop having fun, but as Setsuko constantly watches the women she knows complain and nag about their husbands it's not hard to see why it wouldn't be too appealing for her. Very female driven here treating nearly every man as a very supporting part.