Shirō Moritani

Biography

Shirō Moritani (森谷司郎, Moritani Shirō, September 28, 1931 – December 2, 1984) was a film director and screenwriter from Japan. Born in Tokyo, he debuted as an assistant director in Akira Kurosawa's 1961 film Yojimbo. His film Mount Hakkoda won Mainichi Film Award for Excellence Film in 1978.

Known for

Take Care, Red Riding Hood

August 4, 1970

Take Care, Red Riding Hood

Credits

Year	Movie / TV show / Other	Role
1983	The Yoshida School	Writer
1983	The Yoshida School	Director
1982	The Longest Tunnel	Producer
1982	The Longest Tunnel	Screenplay
1982	The Longest Tunnel	Director
1981	Abandoned	Screenplay
1981	Abandoned	Director
1980	The Revolt	Director
1978	Monument to Holy Service	Director
1977	Mount Hakkoda	Director
1973	Submersion of Japan	Director
1973	After School	Director
1973	Nijūsai no genten	Screenplay
1972	Shadow of Love	Director
1971	Wakare no uta	Director
1971	Shiosai	Director
1971	Hajimete no Tabi	Writer
1971	Hajimete no Tabi	Director
1970	Take Care, Red Riding Hood	Writer
1970	Take Care, Red Riding Hood	Director
1969	Bullet Wound	Director
1969	Futari no Koibito	Director
1968	Judge and Jeopardy	Director
1968	My Brother, My Love	Director
1967	Sodachi zakari	Director
1967	Zoku izuko e	Director
1966	Zero Fighter	Director
1965	Red Beard	Assistant Director
1963	High and Low	Assistant Director
1963	The Sun is Calling You	Writer
1963	Interpol Code 8	Assistant Director
1961	Yojimbo	Assistant Director
1960	The Bad Sleep Well	Assistant Director
1958	Adults Cannot Understand - Record of Youth	Writer