Good Morning (1959)

This heartwarming comedy by director Yasujiro Ozu portrays two young boys who go mute in protest when their parents deny them a television. Through their innocent perspective, the film humorously critiques postwar Japanese consumerism. Ozu's skillful direction captures everyday life and family dynamics, offering a delightful and thought-provoking cinematic experience that blends humor with profound insights on generational relationships and society's influence on our lives.