
Hiromichi Horikawa
Biography
Hiromichi Horikawa (28 November 1916 – 5 September 2012) was a Japanese director and assistant director. Akira Kurosawa’s assistant on numerous films including Ikiru (1952) and Seven Samurai (1954), Horikawa never achieved his mentor’s fame. Kurosawa himself scripted his directorial debut, Tomorrow I’ll Be a Fire-Tree (1955), about an adolescent and the first three women in his life. A concern with youthful experience was also visible in Horikawa’s second and third films, Summer in Eclipse (195…
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Filmography
Acting (1)
Movies (1)
Crew (36)
Movies (36)
Asian Blue: Ukishima-maru Incident
1995Director
War and Flowers
1989Director
Mutchan
1985Director
Have Wings on Your Heart
1978Director
Have Wings on Your Heart
1978Screenplay
The Alaska Story
1977Director
Without Complaint
1975Director
The King
1973Director
The Militarists
1970Director
School Festival Night: A Sweet Experience
1970Director
Sun Above, Death Below
1968Director
Good-bye Moscow
1968Director
The Last Judgment
1965Director
You Can If You Try
1965Director
Brand of Evil
1964Director
Brand of Evil
1964Screenplay
The World's Most Beautiful Swindlers
1964Director
Fumiko's Five Benefactors
1964Director
The Prodigal Son
1964Director
Pressure of Guilt
1963Director
Musume to watashi
1962Director
Eternity of Love
1961Director
Eternity of Love
1961Writer
A Cat and Dried Bonito Flakes: The Story of a Swindler
1961Director
The Blue Beast
1960Director
The Lost Alibi
1960Director
The Path Under the Platanes
1959Director
The Naked General
1958Director
Last Days of the Samurai
1957Director
The Oil-Hell Murder
1957Director
Summer in Eclipse
1956Director
Tomorrow I'll Be a Fire-Tree
1955Director
Seven Samurai
1954Assistant Director
My Wonderful Yellow Car
1953Assistant Director
Ikiru
1952Assistant Director
Wedding March
1951Assistant Director
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