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"Why Japan Keeps Apologizing for World War II", NowThis World
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Sources:
Film historian commentary with Stephen Prince, author of A Dream of Resistance: The Cinema of Kobayashi Masaki
"Kwaidan: No Way Out" by Geoffrey O'Brien, Criterion
"Why Japan Keeps Apologizing for World War II", NowThis World
"Guillermo Del Toro talking about Kwaidan and Lafcadio Hearn", Criterion
"Ernest Dickerson on Kwaidan", Trailers From Hell
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