Naisten voitto (1946)
Josei no shôri (original title)Reference View | Change View
- 1h 24min
- Drama
- 18 Apr 1946 (Japan)
- Movie
A socially committed film about the feudal state of many Japanese women in 1946. Hiroko Hosokawa, a female lawyer, defends Mrs. Asakura, who suffocated her child in her grief after her husband died penniless following an industrial...
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| Kinuyo Tanaka | ... |
Hiroko Hosokawa
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| Michiko Kuwano | ... |
Michiko
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| Mitsuko Miura | ... |
Moto Asakura
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Shin Tokudaiji | ... |
Keita Yamaoka
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Kinuko Wakamizu |
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Akiko Kazami | ... |
Tokie Ishida
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Shin'yô Nara | ... |
Judge
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Kappei Matsumoto | ... |
Prosecutor Shuichirô Kôno
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| Toyo Takahashi | ... |
Setsu, Hiroko's mother
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Toshinosuke Nagao | ... |
Prosecutor Mizushima
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Yôko Benisawa | ... |
Hisa, Moto's mother
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Eiko Uchimura | ... |
Yukiko, Hiroko's younger sister
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Katsumi Kubota | ... |
Doctor
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| Kuniko Igawa | ... |
Nurse
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Yoshino Tani | ... |
Maid
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Shirô Ôsaka | ... |
Student
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Directed by
| Kenji Mizoguchi | ||
Written by
| Kôgo Noda | ... | () |
| Kaneto Shindô | ... | () |
Produced by
| Sennosuke Tsukimori | ... | producer |
Music by
| Takaaki Asai | ||
Cinematography by
| Toshio Ubukata | ||
Film Editing by
| Yoshi Sugihara | ||
Production Design by
| Isamu Motoki | ||
Set Decoration by
| Jiro Nakamura | ||
Costume Design by
| Eikichi Hayashi | ||
Makeup Department
| Iyono Masubuchi | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| Ken'ichirô Yasuda | ... | executive in charge of production |
Art Department
| Kazuma Kaida | ... | set designer |
Sound Department
| Rokusaburô Saitô | ... | sound effects editor |
| Hisao Ôno | ... | sound |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Masao Katô | ... | gaffer |
Additional Crew
| Kametarô Kanda | ... | film development |
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A socially committed film about the feudal state of many Japanese women in 1946. Hiroko Hosokawa, a female lawyer, defends Mrs. Asakura, who suffocated her child in her grief after her husband died penniless following an industrial accident. The prosecutor is Hiroko's sister's husband Kono, who also sent Hiroko's fiance, Yamaoka, to jail for his liberal views during the war. Yamaoka has just been freed, but is seriously ill from his time in prison. Written by Will Gilbert |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | First post-war film directed by Mizoguchi, it deals with themes of democracy and women rights, being much related thematically to Kurosawa's "No Regrets for Our Youth", from the same year. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Referenced in Kenji Mizoguchi: The Life of a Film Director (1975). See more » |