Noboru Nakamura

Noboru Nakamura

b. 1913 — d. 1981 (aged 68) Tokyo - Japan

Actor Director Writer

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Noboru Nakamura was a Japanese film director and screenwriter. His films Twin Sisters of Kyoto (1963) and Portrait of Chieko (1967) were nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.

Known For

Twin Sisters of Kyoto

Twin Sisters of Kyoto

The Mask of Destiny

Sekishun

Filmography

Nichiren

1979 Director Writer

Golden Partners

Golden Partners

Isho: Shiroi shôjo

Three Old Ladies

Three Old Ladies

Love Stopped the Runaway Train

Love Stopped the Runaway Train

Flowers at the Crossing

Ai to shi

Yomigaeru daichi

Yomigaeru daichi

Journey of Love

Marriage Japanese Style

1969 Director Writer

Waga koi waga uta

1969 Director Writer

Waga toso

Portrait of Chieko

Portrait of Chieko

1967 Director Writer

Sekishun

1967 Director Writer

The Kii River

1966 Director Writer

Absolute Majority

The Shape of Night

The Shape of Night

Our Happiness Alone

Our Happiness Alone

1964 Director Writer

Twin Sisters of Kyoto

Twin Sisters of Kyoto

Kagami no naka no razô

Kekkonshiki Kekkonshiki

Kekkonshiki Kekkonshiki

Zoku aizen katsura

The Recruiting Trip

The Recruiting Trip

A Roaring Trade

A Roaring Trade

Towering Waves

1960 Director Writer

Vagabond Lovers

People Waiting for Spring

Marry a Millionaire

Wataruseken wa oni bakari: Boro-ya no shunjû

The Country Boss

Boroya no shunjû

When It Rains, It Pours

When It Rains, It Pours

1957 Director Writer

White Devilfish

Shiroi ma sakana

Before and After the Rains

1956 Director Writer

Kimi utsukushiku

The Mask of Destiny

Hi wa shizumazu

The Tree of Love

Natsuko's Adventure in Hokkaido

Yume miru hitobito

1953 Director Writer

Yume to shiri seba

Home Sweet Home

Home Sweet Home

Spring Tide Part 1

Eikô e no michi

Spring Tide Part 2

Okusama ni goyojin

Musume no gyakushu

Shojo wa shinju no goto

Omitsu no endan

Aratanaru kôfuku

1942 Director Writer

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