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Tadashi Imai

Directing · 1912–1991 · Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

Biography

Tadashi Imai (今井正 Imai Tadashi, January 8, 1912 - November 22, 1991) was a Japanese film director known for social realist filmmaking informed by a left-wing perspective. Description above from the Wikipedia article Tadashi Imai , licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

Known for

Filmography

1991War and YouthDirector
1982Eternal MonumentDirector
1981YukiDirector
1979RikaDirector
1976Brother and SisterDirector
1976The PossessedDirector
1974Kobayashi TakijiDirector
1972Special Boy Soldiers of the NavyDirector
1972My Voiceless FriendsDirector
1971A Woman Called EnDirector
1970River Without a Bridge Part 2Director
1969River Without a BridgeDirector
1968The Time of ReckoningDirector
1967When the Cookie CrumblesDirector
1964RevengeDirector
1964A Story from EchigoDirector
1963Bushido: The Cruel Code of the SamuraiDirector
1962Nippon no obaachanDirector
1961The Harbor LightsDirector
1960White CliffsDirector
1959Kiku and Isamu: Two Siblings Born in JapanDirector
1958Night DrumDirector
1957The Story of Pure LoveDirector
1957RiceDirector
1956Darkness at NoonDirector
1955YukikoDirector
1955If Indeed One LovesDirector
1955Here Is a SpringDirector
1953An Inlet of Muddy WaterDirector
1953The Hiroshima PanelsDirector
1953Tower of LiliesDirector
1952The Yamabiko SchoolDirector
1951Still I Live OnWriter
1950Till We Meet AgainDirector
1949A Woman's FaceDirector
1949The Blue Mountains: Part IIDirector
1949The Blue Mountains: Part IDirector
1947Chikagai nijuyojikanDirector
1946Life Is like a SomersaultDirector
1946An Enemy of the PeopleDirector
1945To Love and SwearDirector
1944The Cruel SeaDirector
1943Suicide Troops of the WatchtowerDirector
1939Numazu Officer SchoolDirector

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