
Person
Tetsuya Mariko
Directing · Born 1981-07-12 · Edogawa, Tokyo, Japan
Biography
Tetsuya Mariko (born July 12, 1981) is a Japanese film director. Mariko was born on July 12, 1981, in Tokyo , Japan. He began making short films while at Hosei University . He produced The Far East Apartment in 2003 and Mariko's 30 Pirates in 2004, which won the Grand Prix at the Yubari International Fantastic Film Festival. He made Yellow Kid , his first feature-length film, while a graduate student at the Graduate School of Film and New Media at Tokyo University of the Arts . He won the New Director Grand Prix at Takasaki Film Festival and the New Directors Award at the Japanese Film Professionals Awards for this film. In 2016, he won the Golden Leopard for Best New Director at the Locarno Film Festival and the Silver Balloon at the Three Continents Festival for his film Destruction Babies. In 2019, Mariko received Nikkan Sports Film Award for Best Director for his film Miyamoto.
Known for

From Miyamoto To You
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Dias Police: Police from Another Country
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Dear Stranger
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From Miyamoto to You
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Destruction Babies
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Redder Than Yesterday, Bluer Than Tomorrow: Cinema Fighters Project
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A Lush Life
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同じ星の下、それぞれの夜
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State of Emergency
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MAYDAY
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Filmography
- 2025Dear StrangerDirector
- 2023Before Anyone ElseDirector
- 2021Redder Than Yesterday, Bluer Than Tomorrow: Cinema Fighters ProjectDirector
- 2021MAYDAYDirector
- 2020State of EmergencyDirector
- 2019From Miyamoto to YouDirector
- 2018From Miyamoto To YouDirector
- 2016Destruction BabiesDirector
- 2016Dias Police: Police from Another CountryDirector
- 2013Asunaro Rises!Director
- 2013宿木Director
- 2013同じ星の下、それぞれの夜Director
- 2012FUN FAIRScreenplay
- 2011NINIFUNIDirector
- 2010Yellow KidDirector
- 2009A Lush LifeDirector
- 2007アブコヤワHimself
- 2007ニコラの橋Director
- 2005Mariko's 30 PiratesDirector
- 2004Life Without a CarDirector
- 2004The Far East ApartmentDirector
- 2001ほぞDirector
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