Shinji Aoyama

Directing · 1964–2022 · Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Japan

Shinji Aoyama (July 13, 1964 - March 25, 2022) was a Japanese film director, screenwriter, composer, film critic, and novelist. He graduated from Rikkyo University. He won two awards at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival for his film Eureka.

Known for

7.8

Eureka

2001 · Director

4.6

2006 · Director

6.1

Backwater

2013 · Director

7.3

My God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?

2005 · Director

6.2

Tokyo Park

2011 · Director

6.1

Desert Moon

2001 · Director

6.3

Helpless

1996 · Director

6.9

Sad Vacation

2007 · Director

5.2

Mike Yokohama: A Forest with No Name

2003 · Director

4.7

Embalming

1999 · Director

6.5

The Lakeside Murder Case

2005 · Director

6.4

An Obsession

1997 · Director

Directed48

7.0

A Weapon in My Heart

2026 · Director

Goldfish Princess

2020 · Director

7.7

Living in the Sky

2020 · Director

Saijō no propose

2019 · Series · Director

カラフルな細いパイプ

2016 · Director

7.7

Shokuzai no Sonata

2015 · Series · Director

Give my regards to Yakima Canutt

2015 · Director

FuGAK 3／Farewell, My Dear Eien.

2015 · Director

Broken Hearts for Sale

2015 · Director

FUGAKU 2 / The SEAGULL The Shots

2014 · Director

6.1

Backwater

2013 · Director

FUGAKU 1 / Zombies in the Dog House

2013 · Director

4.2

60 Seconds of Solitude in Year Zero

2011 · Director

6.2

Tokyo Park

2011 · Director

DOWN

2010 · Director

5.8

Little Red Riding Hood

2008 · Director

6.9

Sad Vacation

2007 · Director

7.0

Crickets

2006 · Director

Created

7.7

Shokuzai no Sonata

2015 · Series · Creator

Acting

Japanscope, panorama de la nouvelle Nouvelle Vague

2015

5.7

Three☆Points

2011

The Detective Who Can Say No

2003

7.0

Chloe

2001 · Kitano

Tampen

2001 · Man

6.2

License to Live

1999 · man in pub

5.7

Barren Illusion

1999 · Fascist