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Eiichi Uchida (1930-1994)

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Birthplace:
Okayama Prefecture, Japan

Born:
July 31, 1930

Died:
March 27, 1994

Biography from TheMovieDB

Novelist, playwright, screenwriter, theater director and film director. Born in Okayama Prefecture, Japan. His parents' home was an old book store in Okayama City. He dropped out of Kamakura Academy.  When he was young, he studied under Kobo Abe. He joined the New Japanese Literary Society and made his debut as a novelist. In 1974 , together with Shoji Kaneko and others, he launched a theater company and was actively engaged in underground theater activities.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Director:
1991  I Hate You... Not
1992  Kirai ja nai yo 2

Executive Producer:
1991  I Hate You... Not
1992  Kirai ja nai yo 2

Screenplay:
1974  Statue in Fire
1974  Virgin Blues
1974  Younger Sister
1981  Play it, Boogie-Woogie
1984  Scrap: A Love Story
1984  The Miracle of Joe, the Petrel
1984  Woman with the Red Hat
1985  The Bloody Afternoon
1987  Eien no 1/2
1991  I Hate You... Not
1992  Kirai ja nai yo 2

Writer:
1974  Statue in Fire
1974  Virgin Blues
1974  Younger Sister
1981  Play it, Boogie-Woogie
1981  Summer of Demon
1982  A Pool Without Water
1984  Scrap: A Love Story
1984  The Miracle of Joe, the Petrel
1984  Woman with the Red Hat
1985  The Bloody Afternoon
1987  Eien no 1/2
1991  I Hate You... Not
1992  Kirai ja nai yo 2

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TV Production

Writer:
1979  Detective Story

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