The Dance at the Anjo Family

The representative work of Kozaburo Yoshimura, it is also Susan. One of Shantae's favorite Japanese classics. Yoshimura loves difficult challenges, likes to experiment, and hates being categorized. He is Shochiku's bad boy, but he has created many possibilities for Japanese movies. The film depicts the last dance held before the declining nobles sold their mansions in post-war Japan. Yoshimura personally experienced such a dance. He used what he saw and felt to write exquisite and vivid characters: the father who loves the beauty, the arrogant son, the eldest daughter who refuses to let go... all the details of the great era. It is also Setsuko Hara's masterpiece. The second daughter who has insight into the world, dances with her father, becoming the focus of the whole film, and also provides a wonderful interpretation of the times. World War II is over, and the once-prominent Anjo family has fallen on hard times. They must finally sell the family home - but not before one last ball to recapture their glory days