Masato Harada
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Born July 3, 1949 in Shisuoka, Masato Harada is a director who began his career as a film critic. He made his first feature in 1979: “Goodbye Flickmania: Indian Summer”. He moved to Los Angeles afterwards where he worked on Japanse versions of popular films such as “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back”.
Director
- Chronicle Of My Mother | Waga Haha no Ki (2012)
- The Climbers High (2008)
- The Shadow Spirit | Moryo no hako (2007)
- The Suicide Song | Densen uta (2007)
- Bluestockings | Jiyu ren'ai (2005)
- The Choice of Hercules | Totsunyuseyo! Asama sanso jiken (2002)
- Inugami (2001)
- Jubaku: Spellbound | Kin'yû fushoku rettô: Jubaku (1999)
- Bounce KO Gals | Baunsu ko gaurusu (1997)
- Rowing Through (1996)
- Kamikaze Taxi | Kamikaze takushî (1995)
- Painted Desert (1993)
- Tuff 5 (1992)
- Gunhed | Ganheddo (1989)
- The Heartbreak Yakuza | Saraba itoshiki hito yo (1987)
- O-nyanko za mubî Kiki ippatu! (1986)
- Paris/Dakar 1500 (1986)
- Uindii (1984)
- Goodbye Flickmania | Saraba eiga no tomoyo: Indian samaa (1979)
Screen Writer
- The Suicide Song | Densen uta (2007)
Awards
- "Best Picture" (The Climbers High) - 2008 (51st) Blue Ribbon Awards | February 3, 2009
