On the one hand, there’s Wes Anderson, known for his whimsical style, dry humour and distinct colour palettes of pink, yellow and blue.
On the other, Yasujirō Ozu, a Japanese director famed for his calm, minimalist films about family and marriage in a rapidly evolving Japan.
So what do Anderson and Ozu have in common with each other? Follow video essayist Anna Catley as she takes a deep dive into the cinematic worlds of these two great filmmakers and places them side by side for comparison.