Biography
Born in Tokyo, Shibuya attended Keiō University but left before graduating. He ed Shochiku in 1930 and worked as an assistant under Yasujirō Ozu, Mikio Naruse, and Heinosuke Gosho, before making his debut as a director in 1937. Shibuya "worked with equal facility in comedy and melodrama and made his mark as an ironic but comionate chronicler of the difficulties of the early postwar period".
Filmography
all 30
Movies 30
Director 29
Director / Screenplay
The Radish and the Carrot (1965)
Movie
Director / Screenplay
Monrō no yōna onna (1964)
Movie
Director / Screenplay
Futari dake no toride (1963)
Movie
Director / Original Story
Drunkard's Paradise (1962)
Movie
Director
A Good Man, A Good Day (1961)
Movie
Director
The Shrikes (1961)
Movie
Director
The Days of Evil Women (1958)
Movie
Director
The Unbalanced Wheel (1957)
Movie
Director
A Case of Honor (1957)
Movie
Director
Christ in Bronze (1955)
Movie
Writer / Director
The Glorious Days (1954)
Movie
Director
Yassamossa (1953)
Movie
Director
Modern People (1952)
Movie
Director
Doctor's Day Off (1952)
Movie
Director
Freedom School (1951)
Movie
Director
Crazy Uproar (1950)
Movie
Director
The Fourth Lady (1948)
Movie
Director
Middle-Aged Man (1943)
Movie
Director
A Certain Woman (1942)
Movie
Director
Southern Wind (1939)
Movie
Director
Mother and Child (1938)
Movie
Assistant Director
The New Road: Akemi (1936)
Movie
Assistant Director
Woman in the Mist (1936)
Movie
Assistant Director / Editor
Burden of Life (1935)
Movie
Assistant Director
Street Without End (1934)
Movie
Assistant Director
Every-Night Dreams (1933)
Movie
Information
Known For
Directing
Gender
Male
Birthday
1907-01-02
Deathday
1980-12-20 (73 years old)
Birth Name
片山実
Birth Place
Tokyo, Japan
Citizenships
Empire of Japan, Japan
Also Known As
Минору Сибуя
Awards
Mainichi Film Award for Best Director
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