Senso Daughters (1990) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Senso Daughters about?
Senso Daughters is a documentary. Papua New Guinea's women recount their experiences during the Japanese occupation from 1942 to 1945. Many residents suffered from violence, starvation, and fear under Japanese Army control. Director Yuka Sekiguchi captures testimonies that reveal long-lasting effects of these events. The documentary, lasting 54 minutes, centers on personal stories and reflects on a painful period in the nation's history.
When was Senso Daughters released?
Senso Daughters was released in 1990.
How long is Senso Daughters?
Senso Daughters has a runtime of 54 minutes.
What genre is Senso Daughters?
Senso Daughters is classified as History.
What topics does Senso Daughters cover?
Senso Daughters explores topics including historical-events, war-crimes.