Directing
Community Rating
2.7
TMDB estimate
Born
January 3, 1953 (age 73)
Born in
Tokyo, Japan
Yukio Kitazawa is a veteran Pink Eiga director. He got his start while he was a university student working as an assistant director on legendary film directors Koji Wakamatsu and Satoru Kobayashi’s films. Yukio Kitazawa made his directing debut in 1978 with the Pink Eiga production, “Vagabond Sex.” For this work, he won the Best New Director Award at the Zoom Up Film Festival. Since then, he has worked in various filmmaking formats and genres including Pink Eiga, Nikkatsu Roman Porno, direct-to-video productions, as well as TV commercial. All told he has directed over 170 feature films. In 2009, he completed an independently produced feature film called, “AZA-ARI” (With Bruises). The film was shown to great critical praise and good public response.
Breaking and Living
as Director, Writer
2023
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Gosaigyou no Akujo
as Director
2016
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Violent Love
as Director
2015
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What is Pink Eiga?
as Himself
2011
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AZA-ARI
as Director
2009
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Molester Romance
as Director, Producer
2004
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Married Women Who Want a Taste
as Producer
2003
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Frozen Confinement: Abnormal Love at Zero Celsius
as Director, Producer
2003
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Kankoku onani supesharu: jii mania na onna-tachi
as Producer, Director, Screenplay
2002
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Kankoku no hitozumatachi: Hageshiku, midarani
as Director, Screenplay, Producer, Editor
2002
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I Thought About You 2: Beasts That Are Too Kind
as Editor, Director, Screenplay, Producer
2002
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New Appointment Female Teacher : The Taken Bonds
as Director
2002
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Drifting Young Lady: Cruising Rape
as Director, Writer
2002
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Company Housing Wife Assault: White Dripping
as Producer, Development Producer, Director, Screenplay, Editor
2000
—A Forties Wife
as Director, Screenplay, Producer, Editor
2000
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Female Tutor's Lewd Games
as Director, Writer
1999
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肉体女宴病院
as Director
1999
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Riiman Blues
as Director, Screenplay, Editor
1999
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Deep Contact
as Director, Executive Producer, Editor
1998
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Fujô kahanshin: Amadera no jôji 2
as Director, Screenplay, Editor
1998
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