End of Summer/Early Autumn (1961) - Yasujiro Ozu 

Call it what you want to, this is Ozu at his most formulaic. The plot is beyond similar and seems identical to at least three other films. So here's the story and stop me if you've heard it before; a recently widowed man is looking to remarry and his friend introduces him to another middle aged widow who seems content to live the rest of her life single and happy. Instead of a young daughter to get married, she has a younger sister who is being courted by respective men but is unsure whether she is ready to tie the knot. Nothing remotely new here but for those fascinated by Ozu's few color films this will be of note more like Equinox Flower + color = this film. I shouldn't get too adamant about the lack of story because so many of his films tread similar water but this is yet another film about the passage of time and the emergence of a young and somewhat foreign generation.