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New York Times: A Japanese film series curated by Markus Nornes, professor of Asian cinema, offers a rare glimpse of actresses Shirley Yamaguchi and Setsuko Hara in wartime propaganda films.

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The interest of these films is mostly historical and cultural, and the later ones, especially, reflect the growing hardships the film industry faced as the war turned against Japan.

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03/25/2015
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nytimes.com/2015/03/21/movies/what-they-did-in-the-war-two-japanese-actresses-propaganda-work.html?src=twr&_r=1
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