Shunichi Nagasaki

Japanese film director and screenwriter (born 1956)

Shunichi Nagasaki

Born|  (1956-06-18) 18 June 1956 (age 69)

Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan

Occupation| Film director

Shunichi Nagasaki (長崎俊一, Nagasaki Shun'ichi; 18 June 1956) is a Japanese film director and screenwriter.

## Filmography

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### Director

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* 1982 Yamiutsu shinzo a.k.a. Heart, Beating in the Dark
* 1988 Rock yo shizukani nagareyo
* 1988 Yojo no jidai
* 1989 Yuwakusha a.k.a. The Enchantment
* 1991 Yoru no sutorenjā kyōfu a.k.a. Stranger[1]
* 1992 Saigo no drive
* 1993 Nurse Call
* 1996 Romansu a.k.a. Some Kinda Love
* 1998 Doggusu a.k.a. Dogs
* 1999 Shikoku[2]
* 2001 Yawaraka na hou a.k.a. A Tender Place
* 2005 Yamiutsu shinzo a.k.a. Heart, Beating in the Dark
* 2005 8-gatsu no Kurisumasu (Christmas in August)
* 2007 Black Belt Known in Japan as Kuro-Obi【黒帯】.
* 2022 How to Find Happiness[3]

## References

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1. ^ Jackson, Earl (29 April 2025). "Mayhem for the Home Screen: Toei V-Cinema". V-Cinema Essentials: Bullets & Betrayal (Blu-ray booklet). Arrow Video . p. 17.
2. ^ "死国". eiga.com. Retrieved 15 March 2023.
3. ^ "高杉真宙、独立後初の主演映画 相手役は関水渚 長崎俊一監督がオリジナル脚本を映像化". Oricon. Retrieved 20 June 2022.

## External links

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* (in English) Shunichi Nagasaki at IMDb

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Yokohama Film Festival Award for Best Director

* Kazuhiko Hasegawa / Chūsei Sone (1980)
* Seijun Suzuki (1981)
* Kichitaro Negishi (1982)
* Banmei Takahashi (1983)
* Yoshimitsu Morita (1984)
* Toshiharu Ikeda (1985)
* Shinji Sōmai (1986)
* Hiroyuki Nasu (1987)
* Shunichi Kajima / Kazuo Hara (1988)
* Shusuke Kaneko / Shunichi Nagasaki (1989)
* Takeshi Kitano (1990)
* Shun Nakahara (1991)
* Takeshi Kitano (1992)
* Masayuki Suo (1993)
* Yoichi Sai (1994)
* Junji Sakamoto (1995)
* Shūsuke Kaneko / Shunji Iwai (1996)
* Masayuki Suo (1997)
* Rokuro Mochizuki (1998)
* Kiyoshi Kurosawa / Itsumichi Isomura (1999)
* Yoshimitsu Morita (2000)
* Junji Sakamoto (2001)
* Isao Yukisada (2002)
* Ryōsuke Hashiguchi / Hideyuki Hirayama (2003)
* Ryūichi Hiroki (2004)
* Tetsuya Nakashima (2005)
* Kazuyuki Izutsu (2006)
* Miwa Nishikawa (2007)
* Masayuki Suo (2008)
* Yōjirō Takita (2009)
* Akira Ogata (2010)
* Takashi Miike (2011)
* Sion Sono (2012)
* Daihachi Yoshida (2013)
* Azuma Morisaki (2014)
* Mipo O / Momoko Andō (2015)
* Hirokazu Kore-eda / Ryōsuke Hashiguchi (2016)
* Ryōta Nakano (2017)
* Kazuya Shiraishi (2018)
* Ryusuke Hamaguchi / Takahisa Zeze (2019)
* Rikiya Imaizumi (2020)
* Hideo Jojo (2021)
* Keisuke Yoshida (2022)
* Keiichi Kobayashi (2023)
* Yuya Ishii (2024)
* Yu Irie (2025)

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* Germany
* France
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* Japan

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* Yale LUX

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