Morning for the Osone Family (1946)

The liberal Osone family is torn apart by the Pacific War. Their son Ichiro is arrested for a newspaper article and his brothers are called up for service. When the ultranationalist brother-in-law moves in with the widowed mother and her daughter, the situation becomes unbearable. (Source: NipponConnection.com) ~~ Shot directly after the war during the U.S. occupation, this is Kinoshita Keisuke’s first film made without Japanese wartime censorship. Edit Translation

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