Where to watch Haruo Inoue in the UK
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Haruo Inoue (井上春生 - born January 3,1963) is a japanese director and writer. Having received his education at Singapore Japanese School in childhood, graduated from Doshisha University in Japan. He started his film works at Toei Kyoto Studio, but he has worked there about 5years, then came to Tokyo as CM & TV director. His works are over 400 and he got several prizes of commercial films, such as Shiseido big cosmetic company. Most recently, Inoue has been developing movies, TV programs, and international projects. In 2007~2008 he created joint movie between Japan and Afghanistan. The title is …
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- The 47 Ronin (1941) as Jûemon Kurusu
- Cherry Pie (2006) Director
- The Musical Note and the Seaweed (2008) Director
- Bird Call (2006) Director
- Happy Mail (2018) Director
- Scarecrow and Racket: Aki and Tamako’s Summer Vacation (2015) Director
- Tokyo-Uso (2007) Editor
- Tooku no Sora (2010) Director
- Vertigo (2022) Director
- White Mexico (2007) Director
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