Shinji Aoyama Biography

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is a Japanese film director.  He won two awards at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival for his film Eureka.

Filmography

Director

2006 Koorogi aka Crickets

2005 Eli, Eli, rema, sabachthani? aka My God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?

2004 Reikusaido mada kesu aka Lakeside Murder Case

2003 Ajima no uta: Uehara Tomoko, tenjo no utagoe

2002 Shiritsu tantei Hama Maiku: Namae no nai mori

2001 Roji e: Nakagami Kenji no nokoshita firumu

2001 Tsuki no sabaku aka Desert Moon

2000 Eureka

1999 Enbamingu aka Embalming

1999 Sheidii gurovu aka Shady Grove

1997 Wild Life

1996 Chinpira aka Chinpira: Two Punks

1996 Helpless

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