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6.9 / 10 1h 50min

Drama

Yukie, the well-bred daughter of a university professor, is shocked when her father is relieved of his post for his political teachings during a purge of anti-militarism in pre-war Kyoto. Years go by as she is courted by two of her father's former students; one a fiery leftist, the other more moderate and equable.

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Review by user1721kv2aidh

Not among Kurosawa's better films, but certainly interesting

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Review by user104h162o0xo

Japanese neorealism - the fight against fascism in Japan

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Review by user8389z6okr61

The second half makes it worthwhile

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Review by user737ru4z4ec2

Militarism = bad. Working the land = good.

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Review by user4582bgftst4

Disjointed film with one great performance and some fine set pieces

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Review by user70825yin8na

Heartfelt story of Personal Courage

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Review by GoldenGazelle

A work of a genius in the making with a stand out lead performance

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Review by user2393xwhhw97

I have no regrets at all watching No Regrets for our Youth....

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Review by user944thzgi0yk

Fascinating early Kurosawa melodrama

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Review by user6380w7r9fvd

"Flowers of the knoll, blazing crimson red."

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Review by user8434nyamuh6

a mature early effort from the young Akira Kurosawa

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Review by RainbowRaven

Beautiful and socially conscious coming of age story

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Review by user225uh1pbfxs

A great docu-drama about the military takeover of Japan.

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Review by CosmicCrane

Excellent early post-war Japanese drama

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Review by GlowingGiraffe

emphasis on it being 'melodrama', an early Kurosawa curio with a strong second half

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Review by CrimsonCockatoo

Political Passions Flared by Kurosawa and Hara in Post-WWII Japan

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Review by MysticMongoose

You must fight for freedom, and there will be torture and sacrifice in the struggle

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Review by user46lilzgj6n

Typical Kurosawa, if a bit slow-paced

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