Directing
Shirō Moritani
Born 1931-09-28 · Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan
Died 1984-12-02
Shirō Moritani (森谷 司郎, Moritani Shirō, September 28, 1931 – December 2, 1984) was a film director and screenwriter from Japan. Born in Tokyo, he debuted as an assistant director in Akira Kurosawa's 1961 film Yojimbo. His film Mount Hakkoda won Mainichi Film Award for Excellence Film in 1978.
Credits
Newest first
The Yoshida SchoolWriter1983- The Yoshida SchoolDirector1983
The Longest TunnelProducer1982- The Longest TunnelScreenplay1982
- The Longest TunnelDirector1982
AbandonedScreenplay1981- AbandonedDirector1981
The RevoltDirector1980
Monument to Holy ServiceDirector1978
Fushoku no kōzōDirector1977
Mount HakkodaDirector1977
Tidal WaveDirector1975
Submersion of JapanDirector1973
The Origin of Twenty Years OldScreenplay1973
After SchoolDirector1973
First LoveDirector1972- First LoveWriter1972
Shadow of LoveDirector1972
ShiosaiDirector1971
Wakare no utaDirector1971
Hajimete no TabiWriter1971- Hajimete no TabiDirector1971
Take Care, Red Riding HoodWriter1970- Take Care, Red Riding HoodDirector1970
Bullet WoundDirector1969
Futari no KoibitoDirector1969
My Brother, My LoveDirector1968
Judge and JeopardyDirector1968
Sodachi zakariDirector1967
Zoku izuko eDirector1967
Zero FighterDirector1966
Red BeardAssistant Director1965
The Sun is Calling YouWriter1963
Interpol Code 8First Assistant Director1963
High and LowAssistant Director1963
YojimboAssistant Director1961
The Bad Sleep WellAssistant Director1960
Adults Cannot Understand - Record of YouthWriter1958