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The Most Beautiful (1944)

5.6audience score
59 votes on TMDB
Released April 13, 1944Runtime 1h 25mDirector Akira Kurosawa

Young women at a precision optics factory in wartime Japan push to exceed production quotas, enduring illness, injury, and personal hardship to “serve the country.” Led by Tsuru Watanabe, they fight fatigue and setbacks to keep their line moving—even when duty collides with grief.

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Cast of The Most Beautiful

Takashi Shimura

Takashi Shimura

Chief Goro Ishida
Shōji Kiyokawa

Shōji Kiyokawa

Soichi Yoshikawa, Chief of General Affairs Section
Ichirō Sugai

Ichirō Sugai

Ken Shinda, Chief of Labor Section
Takako Irie

Takako Irie

Noriko Mizushima, dorm mother
Yôko Yaguchi

Yôko Yaguchi

Tsuru Watanabe, president of women workers
Sachiko Ozaki

Sachiko Ozaki

Sachiko Yamazaki
Shizuko Nishigaki

Shizuko Nishigaki

Fusae Nishioka
Asako Suzuki

Asako Suzuki

Asako Suzumura
Kazuko Hitomi

Kazuko Hitomi

Kazuko Futomi
Shizuko Yamada

Shizuko Yamada

Hisae Yamaguchi
Itoko Kono

Itoko Kono

Sue Okabe
Michiko Oikawa

Michiko Oikawa

Michiko Ayukawa (uncredited)

About The Most Beautiful

Where can I watch The Most Beautiful?

The Most Beautiful is currently streaming in the United States on Criterion Channel.

Who stars in The Most Beautiful?

The Most Beautiful stars Takashi Shimura, Shōji Kiyokawa, Ichirō Sugai, Takako Irie, Yôko Yaguchi.

Who directed The Most Beautiful?

The Most Beautiful was directed by Akira Kurosawa.

How long is The Most Beautiful?

The Most Beautiful has a runtime of 1h 25m.

What is The Most Beautiful about?

Young women at a precision optics factory in wartime Japan push to exceed production quotas, enduring illness, injury, and personal hardship to “serve the country.” Led by Tsuru Watanabe, they fight fatigue and setbacks to keep their line moving—even when duty collides with grief.