Aichi Insurance Physicians’ Newspaper Based on a true story, this film follows the life of Hanussen, a Jewish magician during the Weimar Republic. Known for his connections with Joseph Goebbels, Hanussen gained fame as Hitler’s personal prophet and reportedly even coached the Führer in public speaking. At the dawn of the Nazi regime, he went so far as to propose the creation of an "Occult Ministry." In 1932, in a small town in eastern Poland, a young Jewish blacksmith named Z

Aichi Insurance Physicians’ Newspaper Charlie Chaplin’s masterpiece Modern Times  tells the story of the harshness and tragedy of life under the Great Depression. Charlie, a factory worker, gradually loses his mind from the monotony of his daily tasks, eventually acting out violently and being hospitalized. Though he recovers, he is fired from the factory and warned by the doctor to avoid excitement. While wandering the streets aimlessly, he gets caught up in a riot. Carrying

Aichi Insurance Physicians’ Newspaper A story about a poor family, untouched by wealth or love, struggling to survive amid the turmoil of the Great Depression. This film is a remake of the 1950 version of Tennessee Williams’ play of the same name, directed by Paul Newman, with music by Henry Mancini. In a dilapidated apartment on a back street of St. Louis, Tom (John Malkovich), dressed as a sailor, arrives. Around 1930, during the storm of the Great Depression, Tom, unable t

Aichi Insurance Physicians’ Newspaper Bud, a young stockbroker, is driven by ambition to one day surpass Gekko, a man who rose from poverty to immense wealth. One day, Bud visits Gekko’s office and succeeds in winning his favor by providing insider information about an airline, in exchange for receiving stock trading orders. Their relationship grows closer, evolving from that of salesperson and client to something resembling family. Later, Bud and Gekko plan to acquire the ai

Aichi Insurance Physicians’ Newspaper The power struggles among Sicilian mafia immigrants, which began after the Great Depression, still continue today. The Depression not only brought about mass unemployment, social unrest, and the rise of fascism, but also allowed the underworld to thrive unchecked. At the estate of Don Corleone (Marlon Brando), a wedding is being held for his daughter Connie. No matter how poor or powerless a person may be, Corleone would solve even the mo

Aichi Insurance Physicians’ Newspaper In 1923, immediately after the Great Kanto Earthquake dealt a devastating blow to the Japanese economy, the government of the time began suppressing the working class through the Peace Preservation Law. Kenji Yamamoto, a biologist at Doshisha University, felt a deep need for new sexual education and began promoting birth control to the common people. However, he was met with obstruction from both university authorities and the government.