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A Rainbow at Every Turn
Momoko and Asako are half sisters, daughters of the famous architect Tsuneo Mizuhara, who also have another half sister in Kyôto, Wakako, whom they have not had. While Asako is a sweet young lady, Momoko, the eldest, goes out with whomever she wants, thus hiding the trauma caused by seduction and abandonment during the war by young Keita Aoki. One day Keita re-enters her life.
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Plot Summary
This short documentary, part of the "See It Now" series, explores the multifaceted lives of Americans across different professions and social strata. Through interviews and observational footage, it aims to portray the diverse experiences and aspirations of individuals. The film offers a glimpse into the daily routines and personal reflections of ordinary people in post-war America.
Critical Reception
As a segment within the highly acclaimed "See It Now" series, "A Rainbow at Every Turn" was part of a program known for its journalistic integrity and insightful reporting. Critically, the series was lauded for its balanced approach and its ability to present complex social issues in an accessible manner. Audience reception was generally positive, appreciating the candid portrayal of American life.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its observational style and candid interviews.
Appreciated for its portrayal of diverse American lives.
Seen as a valuable snapshot of mid-century societal perspectives.
Google audience: Information regarding specific Google user reviews for this particular documentary segment is not readily available. However, the "See It Now" series as a whole was recognized for its informative and engaging content.
Awards & Accolades
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Fun Fact
The "See It Now" series, hosted by Edward R. Murrow, was groundbreaking for its use of television to present in-depth news and documentaries, often tackling controversial topics of the era.
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