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Town Politics – Mothers Who Study (1957) | Slate

Town Politics – Mothers Who Study

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Town Politics – Mothers Who Study

町の政治　-べんきょうするお母さん-

This engaging documentary focuses on a group of ‘studying mothers’ who decide to involve themselves in the civic politics of a provincial town, Kunitachi.

Released: 1957
Runtime: 31m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese

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Toshie TokiedaDirector, Writer

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