Camera
Community Rating
6.3
TMDB estimate
Born
January 1, 1945 (age 81)
Born in
Nagano, Nagano Prefecture, Japan
Mutsuo Naganuma (Japanese 男 沼 六 男 Naganuma Mutsuo; * 1945 in Nagano Prefecture, Japan) is a Japanese cinematographer. In 1968, he joined the production studio Shōchiku and worked there as a camera assistant. The 1978 released film Shin Ningen Shikkaku was his first independent work as a cameraman. In the 1980s, he worked with, among others, the director Shinji Sōmai on his award-winning works Gyoei no mure and Hikaru onna. From Wikipedia (de), the free encyclopedia
Cape Nostalgia
as Director of Photography
2014
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A Chair on the Plains
as Director of Photography
2013
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The Last Ronin
as Director of Photography
2010
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The Unbroken
as Director of Photography
2009
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The Taste of Fish
as Director of Photography
2008
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Kabei: Our Mother
as Director of Photography
2008
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Love and Honor
as Director of Photography
2006
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The Hidden Blade
as Director of Photography
2004
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Half a Confession
as Director of Photography
2004
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The Twilight Samurai
as Director of Photography
2002
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Jesus is My Boss
as Director of Photography
2001
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A Class to Remember IV: Fifteen
as Director of Photography
2000
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Free and Easy 11
as Director of Photography
2000
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Wait and See
as Director of Photography
1998
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A Class to Remember III: The New Voyage
as Director of Photography
1998
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A Class to Remember II
as Director of Photography
1996
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Toki no kagayaki
as Director of Photography
1995
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A Class to Remember
as Director of Photography
1993
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Marriage
as Cinematography
1993
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Yearning
as Director of Photography
1993
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