Hideyuki Hirayama's Role Introduction

Hideyoshi Hirayama,1September 1950 18 was born in Fukuoka Prefecture. Japanese director and screenwriter, graduated from Broadcasting Department of Art Department of Japanese University.

From 65438 to 0990, he began to explore the creation of Japanese horror films and directed his first film, Maria's Stomach Bag. 1995, directed the horror film Haunted School. 1999 won the Best Director Award of the 22nd Japan Film Academy for his drama Begging for Love. In 2002, he directed the thriller Murder of a Mature Woman and was nominated for the Best Director Award in the 26th Japan Film Academy Award. In 2007, he directed the comedy film Talking. 20 10 directed the costume action movie "The Death of the Sword and the Bird Stab" and won the top ten in Japan's "Ten Days of Movies". 20 16 served as the judge of the 29th Tokyo International Film Festival. In 20 17, the suspense drama Prison Backbone directed by him was broadcast. 20 19 directed the crime film "confinement ward".

Chinese name: Hideyuki Hirayama.

Mbth: HideyukiHirayama

Nationality: Japan

Ethnic group: Yamato ethnic group.

Constellation: Virgo

Place of birth: Fukuoka Prefecture

Date of birth: 1950 September 18.

Occupation: director, screenwriter

Graduate School: Broadcasting Department, Department of Art, Japan University

Representative works: Maria's Stomach Bag, Haunted School, Begging for Lovers, Murder of Mature Women, Thorn of Sword Bird, Thorn of Prison.

Main achievements: Best Director Award in the 22nd Japan Film Academy Award.

The 26th Japan Film Academy Award for Best Director (Nomination)

Performance experience

From 65438 to 0976, he served as the assistant director of the drama film Young Black Boy directed by Kazuhiko Hasegawa. Since then, he studied under Kazuyuki Izutsu, Yoichi Sai, Toshiya Fujita and Kazuki Omori. 198 1 served as the assistant director of the costume movie Yan 1986, and the romantic movie Forever Feather Season was released as the assistant director.

From 65438 to 0990, he began to explore the creation of Japanese horror films and directed his first film, Maria's Stomach Bag. In the same year, the TV series "Reasons for Not Being a Doctor" directed by him was broadcast. 1992 directed the comedy film "Middle School Teacher" starring Kyozo Nagatsuka and Tomoko Fujita, and thus won the director award of the Newcomer Award of the Japanese Directors Association.

1993, the drama The Crossing Point of Rain Man was released. 1994, directed the horror short film "Playing with Good Children" and won the Folk Broadcasting Alliance Award. From 65438 to 0995, he directed the horror film Haunted School, which was adapted from Chang Guangche's novel of the same name.

From 65438 to 0997, he directed the crime drama Murder of the Rose starring Eri Fukatsu. From 65438 to 0998, he directed the dramatic film Begging for a Lover, which co-starred Mieko Harada and Maho Nonami. This film won the jury prize of the Montreal International Film Festival, and he also won the best director award of the 22nd Japan Film Academy Award for this film.

1On July 20th, 996, the horror film Mysterious School Story 2 was released. 1999, directed the horror film The Story of the Mystery School 4. 200 1, he directed the drama "Rotation" starring Riho Makise and Kantarou Nakamura.

In 2002, he directed the thriller Murder of Mature Women, starring Mieko Harada and Naomi Nishida. Adapted from Natsuo Kirino's novel of the same name, the film mainly tells the story of four women killing their husbands and dismembering their bodies collectively. With this film, he was shortlisted for the best director award in the 26th Japan Film Academy Award. In the same year, he directed the drama film Laughing Frog starring Kyozo Nagatsuka, Otsuka and Mickey Curtis.

In 2003, he directed the fantasy action movie "The Devil" starring Kikisat and Yosuke Kubozuka. In 2004, the thriller "The Queen's Card" directed by her was released, starring Tetsuya Watari and Chong. In 2006, he directed the drama film She on the Other Side starring Yui Natsukawa, Naomi Zaizen and Mikako Tabe, which was adapted from Mitsuyo Kakuta's novel She on the Other Side.

In 2007, he directed the comedy film Talking, which was adapted from Takako Sato's novel of the same name and starring Taichi Kokubun and karina. In the same year, he directed the comedy film "Lost Way: Strange Fish" co-starring Kanzaburo Nakamura and Akira Emoto. In 2009, he directed the drama film Ashin: Tankeng Town Serenade starring Koyuki Kato and Ikematsu Sosuke.

20 10 directed the costume action movie Death of the Sword and Bird Stab, starring Etsushi Toyokawa and Ikewaki Chizuru, which was adapted from Fujisawa Xiuping's collection of short stories, hide the sword's Lonely Shadow Copy, and won the top ten Japanese movies, Ten Days. On May 5th, the drama "ぼくの, きなひと" directed by him was released. 20 1 1 directed the war film Pacific Miracle starring Wu Neifeng, Mao Inoue and Takayuki Yamada, which was adapted from Don Jones' documentary novel The Last Samurai: Saipan 1944- 1945.

2012121,the suspense drama Du Jingjia directed by him was broadcast, which co-starred Kaho and Issei Takahashi. 20 16 directed the drama film "Everest: The Mountain of the Gods" starring Machiko Ono, Okada Junichi and Hiroshi Abe, adapted from Baku Yumemakura's novel "The Mountain of the Gods"; In the same year, he served as the judge of the 29th Tokyo International Film Festival.

17, 19 In March, the suspense drama "Prison Backbone" directed by him was broadcast, which was adapted from the novel of the same name by Damen Gangming and told the story of the protagonist's struggle with corrupt prison guards and prisoners. 20 19, he directed the crime film "The Confined Ward" starring Tsurubei Shofukutei, Ayano and Nana Komatsu.

Main work

Director works

Screenplay works

Assistant director

Winning record

Personality assessment

Hideyuki Hirayama, famous for his childlike interest, is the backbone of the Japanese film industry. His careful observation of children and becoming their good friends make him a unique director of children's psychological films in contemporary Japanese film industry. In the film "Pacific Miracle", Hideyuki Hirayama continued the style of Japanese directors and carefully carved every scene. In addition, in order to better shape the characters, he visited the son of David, the hero of the film, many times, and restored a real great evergreen to the maximum extent through their information. In the movie "A Sword Stabs a Bird", a very real human story is presented to the audience through the skillful hand of director Hideyuki Hirayama. Moreover, he is full of confidence in his attempt at samurai movies (comprehensive comments from Sina Entertainment, Chinese and foreign movie dictionaries, movie world, Sohu Entertainment and International Herald Tribune).