When movie stills look like paintings… The Japanese auteur Yasujirō Ozu was famed for his precise, masterly compositions that, when freeze-framed, often resemble artworks in their own right. This still was taken from his 1958 film Equinox Flower, the visually sumptuous story of a father and self-professed liberal on the subject of marriage, whose views are put to the test when his daughter declares her love for a musician. Discover more artful silver-screen snapshots via @cinematicpaintings, a must-follow for film and art fanatics alike.
