Azuma Morisaki

Azuma Morisaki

Birthday: 1927-11-19
Deathday: 2020-07-16
Place of birth: Shimabara, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan

Biography

Director and screenwriter.

Production

Hanayagi Genshu Gokuchūki II

1985
As Director
Nuclear Gypsies

1985
As Director
The Love and Adventures of Kuroki Taro

1977
As Director
Tora-san, His Tender Love

1970
As Director
Pecoross' Mother and Her Days

2013
As Director
Time and Tide

1983
As Writer
Time and Tide

1983
As Director
Onna Ikitemasu: Sakariba Wataridori

1972
As Script
Onna Ikitemasu: Sakariba Wataridori

1972
As Director
Stray Dog

1973
As Director
Kigeki: Onna ikitemasu

1971
As Director
Kigeki: Onna ikitemasu

1971
As Screenplay
The Great Department Store Robbery

1987
As Director
Location

1984
As Director
Location

1984
As Screenplay
The Dump Truck Rascal

1981
As Screenplay
Guys Who Never Learn

1987
As Director
Love Letter

1998
As Director
Love Letter

1998
As Writer
Charming Men

1970
As Screenplay
Charming Men

1970
As Director
Socrates

1996
As Screenplay
Oishinbo

1996
As Director
Deeper Than Blue

1973
As Director
High-School Outcasts

1970
As Screenplay
High-School Outcasts

1970
As Director
Deeper Than Blue

1973
As Screenplay
The Lovable Tramp

1966
As Screenplay
The Mayor's Secret

1968
As Screenplay
Scorpion

1967
As Screenplay
The Love and Adventures of Kuroki Taro

1977
As Screenplay
Follow the Girls

1971
As Director
Follow the Girls

1971
As Screenplay
Chicken Is Barefoot

2004
As Director
Chicken Is Barefoot

2004
As Writer
Song of Love

1967
As Screenplay
The Great Department Store Robbery

1987
As Screenplay
Age of Japanese Guerrillas

1968
As Screenplay
The Blazing Sword

1966
As Screenplay
It's Tough Being a Man

1969
As Screenplay
Madcap Mixup

1969
As Screenplay
Women Can't Be Beaten

1969
As Director
Nuclear Gypsies

1985
As Screenplay
Free and Easy Special

1994
As Director
Dream Street

1989
As Director
To Dance with the White Dog

2002
As Writer
Machi no Hi

1974
As Screenplay
Machi no Hi

1974
As Director
The Shy Deceiver

1968
As Writer
Vagabond Schemer

1969
As Writer
Pimp Heaven

1975
As Director