Biography (1)
Born in 1915. Ichikawa worked at J.O. Studio in anime production, then made his directorial debut in 1948 with Hana Hiraku. He took on the challenge of working in varied genres from comedy, literary work, mystery, period drama to documentary, creating films such Conflagration (1958), Ten Dark Women (1961), Tokyo Olympiad (1965), The Makioka Sisters (1983), and Dora-heita (2000). He won the Akira Kurosawa Award at the 19th TIFF. The Inugamis, which is a remake of… (more)
Director
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2002 |
Tobo |
Documentaries | |
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1973 |
Visions of Eight |
1970 |
Nihon to nihonjin |
1969 |
Kyoto |
1968 |
Seishun |
1965 |
Tokyo Olympiad |
Short | |
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1946 |
Girl at Dojo Temple, A |
Actor
Movies | |
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2008 |
The Magic Hour |
Documentaries | |
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2001 |
Kurosawa |
Screenwriter
Movies | |
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1988 |
Crane |
1984 |
Ohan |
1983 |
The Makioka Sisters |
1967 |
Topo Gigio no Botan Sensou |
1953 |
Appare ichiban tegara: Seishun Zenigata Heiji |