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No Regrets for Our Youth
(1946)
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No Regrets for Our Youth
(1946)
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| Setsuko Hara | ... |
Yukie Yagihara
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Susumu Fujita | ... |
Ruykichi Noge
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Denjirô Ôkôchi | ... |
Professor Yagihara
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Haruko Sugimura | ... |
Madame Noge
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Eiko Miyoshi | ... |
Madame Yagihara
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Kokuten Kôdô | ... |
Mr. Noge
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Akitake Kôno | ... |
Itokawa
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| Takashi Shimura | ... |
Police Commissioner 'Poison Strawberry' Dokuichigo
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Taizô Fukami | ... |
Minister of Education
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Masao Shimizu | ... |
Professor Hakozaki
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Haruo Tanaka | ... |
Student
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Kazu Hikari | ... |
Detective
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Hisako Hara | ... |
Itokawa's Mother
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Shin Takemura | ... |
Prosecutor
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Tateo Kawasaki | ... |
Servant
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In 1933, in Kyoto, the academic freedom is under attack and the spoiled daughter of Professor Yagihara, Yukie Yagihara, is courted by the idealistic student Ruykichi Noge and by the tolerant Itokawa. When the academic freedom is crushed by the fascists, Professor Yagihara and the members of the Faculty of Law resigns from their positions and Noge is arrested. Five years later, Noge visits Professor Yagihara and his family under the custody of the now Prosecutor Itokawa and tells that he is going to China. Yukie decides to move alone to Tokyo and years later, she meets Itokawa in Tokyo and he tells that Noge is living in Tokyo. Yukie visits Noge and they become lovers. In 1941, Noge is arrested accused of ringleader of a spy network and Yukie is also sent to prison. When she is released, she decides to move to the peasant village where Noge's parents live and are blamed of being spies by the villagers... Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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