Brothers and Sisters of the Toda Family (1941)

Following her husband’s passing, an elderly widow and her youngest daughter face financial turmoil, leading them to sell their home to settle his debts. Seeking refuge, they turn to one of her adult children for shelter. However, the siblings are less than eager to welcome them, revealing underlying tensions and familial discord. As the dynamics between the characters unfold, the film explores themes of obligation, sacrifice, and the complexities of family ties during a time of crisis.