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Kiyoshi KurosawaBiographyKiyoshi Kurosawa was born in Kobe, Japan in 1955. After graduating from Rikkyo University with a degree in Sociology, the director made his debut feature, Kanda-gawa Inran Senso in 1983. In 1997 Kurosawa’s crime thriller Cure premiered in Tokyo International Film Festival and later screened at the Yokohama Film Festival where it received the award for Best Director. License to Live was screened in Berlin International Film Festival in 1999, followed by Charisma which attracted critical acclaim at Directors’ Fortnight at Cannes Film Festival. The same year Barren Illusions was entered into Venice Film Festival. In 2001 the slow-burn thriller Pulse was screened in the Cannes Film Festival Un Certain Regard and won the Critics Prize. Kurosawa returned to Cannes in 2003 with Bright Future, an existential drama that screened in main competition. Also in 2003, Kurosawa’s Doppelganger was selected as the opening film for the Pusan International Film Festival. Recently in 2006, Kurosawa’s Retribution was screened out of competition in Venice International Film Festival.FILMOGRAPHY 2008 TOKYO SONATA 2006 RETRIBUTION 2005 LOFT 2003 DOPPELGANGER 2003 BRIGHT FUTURE 2001 PULSE 2000 SÉANCE 1999 BARREN ILLUSIONS 1999 CHARISMA 1998 LICENSE TO LIVE 1998 SERPENT’S PATH 1998 EYES OF THE SPIDER 1997 CURE 1997 THE REVENGE: A SCAR THAT NEVER DISAPPEARS Printable Version Movies in Collection
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