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The Most Beautiful (1944)

Name: The Most Beautiful
Director: Akira Kurosawa
Genre: drama film
Duration: 85 min
Rating: 5.6

The Most Beautiful is a 1944 Japanese drama and propaganda film written and directed by Akira Kurosawa. The semidocumentary film follows a group of female volunteer workers at an optics factory during the Second World War, during which the film was produced.

Directed by Akira Kurosawa · Shot by Jōji Ohara · Music by Seiichi Suzuki · 85 min

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More by Akira Kurosawa

Horse — 1940
Sanshiro Sugata — 1943
Sanshiro Sugata Part II — 1945
The Men Who Tread on the Tiger's Tail — 1945
No Regrets for Our Youth — 1946
Those Who Make Tomorrow — 1946
One Wonderful Sunday — 1947
Drunken Angel — 1948
The Quiet Duel — 1949
Stray Dog — 1949
Rashomon — 1950
Scandal — 1950
The Idiot — 1951
Ikiru — 1952
Seven Samurai — 1954
I Live in Fear — 1955
Throne of Blood — 1957
The Lower Depths — 1957
The Hidden Fortress — 1958
The Bad Sleep Well — 1960
Yojimbo — 1961
Sanjuro — 1962
High and Low — 1963
Red Beard — 1965
Dodes'ka-den — 1970
Dersu Uzala — 1976
Kagemusha — 1980
Ran — 1985
Dreams — 1990
Rhapsody in August — 1991

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