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What issues do fathers in Japan face in this contemporary period and how do master film makers such as Ozu and Itami represent them?
Looking at An Autumn Afternoon and A Quiet Life in particular, how do these films reflect actual issues of Fathers and parenting in Japan with regard to single daughters?
"A Director's Calm as a Relentless Force." The New York times [0362-4331] 152.52626 (2003). B17-.
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"Juzo Itami, 64, filmmaker who directed `Tampopo.'" The New York times [0362-4331] 147.51014 (1997). B6-.
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"The History of Research on Father Involvement: An Overview." Marriage & family review [0149-4929] 29.2/3 (2000). 23-.
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"The middle class Japanese father: A survey of parents of preschoolers" Journal of applied developmental psychology [0193-3973] 18 (1997). 497-.
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