Kon Ichikawa

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Kon Ichikawa was a prominent Japanese film director known for his stylistic versatility and acclaimed works such as "The Burmese Harp" and "Fires on the Plain."

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instanceOf film director
human
screenwriter
birthName Giichi Ichikawa NERFINISHED
burialPlace Japan NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath pneumonia
countryOfCitizenship Japan
dateOfBirth 1915-11-20
dateOfDeath 2008-02-13
employer Daiei Film NERFINISHED
Nikkatsu NERFINISHED
Toho NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Japanese
fieldOfWork cinema
screenwriting
genre documentary film
drama film
literary adaptation
war film
givenName Giichi NERFINISHED
hasSpouseCollaboration screenplays written by Natto Wada
influenced later generations of Japanese filmmakers
influencedBy Mikio Naruse NERFINISHED
Yasujiro Ozu NERFINISHED
languagesSpokenWrittenOrSigned Japanese
movement Japanese postwar cinema
name Kon Ichikawa NERFINISHED
nativeName 市川崑 NERFINISHED
notableAward Blue Ribbon Awards NERFINISHED
Japan Academy Prize NERFINISHED
Kinema Junpo Awards NERFINISHED
notableFor adaptations of literary works
anti-war themes
stylistic versatility
notableWork An Actor's Revenge NERFINISHED
Conflagration NERFINISHED
Fires on the Plain NERFINISHED
Odd Obsession NERFINISHED
The Burmese Harp NERFINISHED
The Inugami Family NERFINISHED
The Makioka Sisters NERFINISHED
Tokyo Olympiad NERFINISHED
occupation film director
film producer
screenwriter
placeOfBirth Ise, Mie Prefecture, Japan NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Tokyo, Japan NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
spouse Natto Wada NERFINISHED
workedOn Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games official film NERFINISHED
yearsActive 1930s–2000s

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Ayako Wakao collaboratedWith Kon Ichikawa