斎藤耕一
Kōichi Saitō
個人簡介
Kōichi Saitō (斎藤 耕一 Saitō Kōichi, 3 February 1929 – 28 November 2009) was a Japanese film director and photographer. Born in Tokyo, Saitō started studying at Rikkyo University but ended up graduating from the Tokyo College of Photography (currently Tokyo Polytechnic University). He was initially a movie stills photographer at Nikkatsu before launching his own production company, Saito Productions, and directing his first film, Tsubuyaki no Jō, "a low-budget, independent film with a visual flair that earned comparisons with Claude Lelouch and with Richard Lester’s Beatles films, including A Hard Day’s Night". Some of his first films were youth movies featuring Group Sounds music. He came to prominence in the early 1970s with a series of movies about young people escaping to or searching for their identity in the countryside. He won the best director award at the 1972 Mainichi Film Awards. His Tsugaru jongarabushi was selected the best film of 1973 in the Kinema Junpo poll of critics. Saitō continued directing into his seventies and also made some documentaries. He was awarded the Order of the Rising Sun (4th Class, Gold Rays with Rosette) in 2000.生日
1929年02月03日其他稱謂
Kôichi Saitô | Коити Сайто斎藤耕一的電影作品
| 年份 | 電影 | 職務 | 戲院及網上看 |
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| 2011 |
毎日かあさんCinematography
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Cinematography
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| 2001 |
親分はイエス様導演
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導演
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| 1993 |
望郷導演
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導演
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| 1976 |
凍河導演
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導演
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| 1975 |
竹久夢二物語 恋する導演
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導演
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| 1975 |
再会Screenplay
導演
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Screenplay
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| 1970 |
東京－パリ 青春の条件Screenplay
導演
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Screenplay
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| 1969 |
海はふりむかない導演
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導演
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