The Dawn of Freedom

Year: 1944

Runtime: 62 mins

Language: Japanese

Directors: Yutaka Abe, Gerardo de Leon

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Produced under Japanese occupation in the Philippines during World War II, this film was created by the occupying authorities as propaganda. It attempts to portray the Japanese invasion and subsequent rule as beneficial for the Filipino people, emphasizing the supposed advantages of the takeover.

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