Shirō Moritani

Shirō Moritani

Birthday: 1931-09-28
Deathday: 1984-12-02
Place of birth: Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan
Also know as: 森谷司郎

Biography

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.

Production

The Longest Tunnel

1982

As Director

The Longest Tunnel

1982

As Screenplay

The Longest Tunnel

1982

As Producer

Submersion of Japan

1973

As Director

Take Care, Red Riding Hood

1970

As Director

Take Care, Red Riding Hood

1970

As Writer

Mount Hakkoda

1977

As Director

Monument to Holy Service

1978

As Director

The Revolt

1980

As Director

Red Beard

1965

As Assistant Director

Zero Fighter

1966

As Director

Yojimbo

1961

As Assistant Director

High and Low

1963

As Assistant Director

Interpol Code 8

1963

As Assistant Director

Wakare no uta

1971

As Director

My Brother, My Love

1968

As Director

Shadow of Love

1972

As Director

The Yoshida School

1983

As Director

The Yoshida School

1983

As Writer

The Bad Sleep Well

1960

As Assistant Director

Bullet Wound

1969

As Director

Judge and Jeopardy

1968

As Director

After School

1973

As Director

Nijūsai no genten

1973

As Screenplay

Abandoned

1981

As Director

Abandoned

1981

As Screenplay

Adults Cannot Understand - Record of Youth

1958

As Writer

The Sun is Calling You

1963

As Writer

Zoku izuko e

1967

As Director

Sodachi zakari

1967

As Director

Futari no Koibito

1969

As Director

Hajimete no Tabi

1971

As Director

Hajimete no Tabi

1971

As Writer

Shiosai

1971

As Director