Yasujiro Ozu was a renowned Japanese film director, known for his unique storytelling style and visual composition. Born on December 12, 1903, he became famous for his films that often explore family dynamics and the passage of time. Ozu's work is characterized by its use of low camera angles and minimalistic dialogue, creating a sense of intimacy and reflection. Throughout his career, Ozu directed over 50 films, with notable works including Tokyo Story and Late Spring. His films often depict the changing social landscape of post-war Japan, focusing on the struggles and relationships within families. Ozu's influence on cinema continues to be felt, inspiring filmmakers worldwide.