Heinosuke Gosho

Directing · 1902–1981 · Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan

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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Known for

6.6

The Neighbour's Wife and Mine

1931 · Director

6.6

Where Chimneys Are Seen

1953 · Director

7.5

An Inn at Osaka

1954 · Director

6.1

Elegy of the North

1957 · Director

7.2

An Innocent Witch

1965 · Director

6.6

Burden of Life

1935 · Director

6.7

Yellow Crow

1957 · Director

7.2

Growing Up

1955 · Director

6.8

Once More

1947 · Director

6.0

As the Clouds Scatter

1961 · Director

6.5

A Visage to Remember

1948 · Director

7.0

Dispersed Clouds

1951 · Director

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9.0

Women and Miso Soup

1968 · Director

8.0

Rebellion of Japan

1967 · Director

7.0

Our Wonderful Years

1966 · Director

7.2

An Innocent Witch

1965 · Director

5.0

A Million Girls

1963 · Director

9.0

Get Married, Mother

1962 · Director

8.0

Hunting Rifle

1961 · Director

Love's Family Tree

1961 · Director

6.0

As the Clouds Scatter

1961 · Director

8.0

When a Woman Loves

1960 · Director

9.0

Shiroi Kiba

1960 · Director

9.0

Diary of Forsaken Love

1959 · Director

8.0

Yoku

1958 · Director

8.0

Maria of the Ant Village

1958 · Director

9.0

Firefly Light

1958 · Director

6.7

Yellow Crow

1957 · Director

6.1

Elegy of the North

1957 · Director

10.0

Twice on a Certain Night

1956 · Director

In development

Four Seasons of the Meiji Period

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