Heinosuke Gosho
Known for
Directing
Born
January 24, 1902
Birthplace
Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan
Died
May 1, 1981 (aged 79)
Biography
Heinosuke Gosho (五所 平之助 Gosho Heinosuke, 24 January 1902 – 1 May 1981) was a Japanese film director who directed Japan's first talkie, The Neighbor's Wife and Mine, in 1931. He once served as president of the Directors Guild of Japan
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Best known work
The Neighbour's Wife and Mine
1931
Where Chimneys Are Seen
1953
An Inn at Osaka
1954
Elegy of the North
1957
Burden of Life
1935
An Innocent Witch
1965
Yellow Crow
1957
Growing Up
1955
Once More
1947
As the Clouds Scatter
1961Filmography
TBA
Four Seasons of the Meiji PeriodDirector
1968
Women and Miso SoupDirector
1967
Rebellion of JapanDirector
1966
Our Wonderful YearsDirector
1965
An Innocent WitchDirector
1963
A Million GirlsDirector, Writer
1962
Get Married, MotherWriter, Director
1961
Love's Family TreeDirector, Executive Producer
1961
As the Clouds ScatterDirector, Producer
1961
Hunting RifleDirector
1960
Shiroi KibaDirector
1960
When a Woman LovesDirector
1959
Diary of Forsaken LoveDirector
1958
Maria of the Ant VillageDirector
1958
YokuDirector
1958
Firefly LightDirector
1957
Elegy of the NorthDirector
1957
Yellow CrowDirector
1956
Twice on a Certain NightDirector, Writer
1955
Growing UpDirector
1954
The Cock Crows TwiceDirector
1954
1954
An Inn at OsakaDirector, Screenplay
1953
Where Chimneys Are SeenDirector
1952
A Ripple in a MorningDirector