Takumi Furukawa

from Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan

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Biography

Takumi Furukawa was a Japanese film director. He is most known for directing Season of the Sun in 1956, which was a box office success and helped launch the career of Yujiro Ishihara. At the end of his career Furukawa, a.k.a. Tai Kao-Mei (Chinese), directed two films in Hong Kong and dramas for television.

Timeline

1967Aged 50

  • Poster for Black Falcon

    Writer

  • Poster for Kiss and Kill

    Director

1964Aged 47

  • Poster for Cruel Gun Story

    Director

1963Aged 46

  • Poster for Umi no taka

    Director

  • Poster for Ore wa Jigoku no Butaichou

    Director

1962Aged 45

  • Poster for Sugata Naki Tsuisekisha

    Director

  • Poster for Burūtaun aoi machi no ōkami

    Director

  • Poster for Jūdan no arashi

    Director

  • Poster for Bōkyō no umi

    Director

  • Poster for Satsujin-sha o oe

    Screenplay

1961Aged 44

  • Poster for Ashita ni Mukatte Tsuppashire

    Screenplay

1959Aged 42

  • Poster for The Fugitive

    Director

  • Poster for Umi wa kurutte iru

    Director

  • Poster for 大学の暴れん坊

    Screenplay

1958Aged 41

  • Poster for City with Beasts

    Director

1956Aged 39

  • Poster for Season of the Sun

    Screenplay

  • Poster for Gyakukōsen

    Director

  • Poster for Okinawa no Tami

    Screenplay

  • Poster for Human Torpedoes Attack

    Screenplay

1955Aged 38

  • Poster for Bodyguard from Hell

    Screenplay

  • Poster for Vanished Glory

    Screenplay

1954Aged 37

  • Poster for The Valley Between Love and Death

    Assistant Director