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Director
Masayuki Suō
- Born October 29, 1956 in Tokyo, Japan
Masayuki Suo (周防 正行, Suo Masayuki; born October 29, 1956) is a Japanese film director. He is best known for his two Japan Academy Prize-winning films, Sumo Do, Sumo Don't (1992) and Shall We Dance? (1996).
Known for
Shall We Dance?2004
Shall We Dance?1996
I Just Didn't Do It2007
Abnormal Family1984
The Terminal Trust2012
Sumo Do, Sumo Don't1992
Kandagawa Pervert Wars1983
Fancy Dance1989
Filmography
- 2026El Club del Pie IzquierdoFilmOriginal Film Writer
- 2019Talking the PicturesFilmDirector, Screenplay
- 2014Lady MaikoFilmWriter, Director
- 2012The Terminal TrustFilmWriter, Director
- 2012Kodawari Otoko to Marusa no OnnaSeriesSelf
- 2012Tamiyo Kusakari’s Last “Giselle”FilmDirector
- 2011Dancing ChaplinFilmDirector
- 2007I Just Didn't Do ItFilmDirector, Screenplay
- 2004Shall We Dance?FilmOriginal Film Writer
- 1998Give It AllFilmProducer
- 1997Tokyo Fair WeatherFilm
- 1996Shall We Dance?FilmDirector, Screenplay, Story
- 1994119Film
- 1993The Tomb & the DivorceFilm
- 1993Abnormal People: Three Legendary Rainbow BrothersFilmDirector
- 1992Sumo Do, Sumo Don'tFilmWriter, Director
- 1990CatastropheFilmDirector
- 1989Fancy DanceFilmScreenplay, Songs, Director
- 1988The Making of "A Taxing Woman's Return"FilmWriter, Director
- 1987The Making of "A Taxing Woman"FilmDirector
- 1984Abnormal FamilyFilmDirector, Screenplay
- 1984Sukyanti dōru: nugitate no kaoriFilmScreenplay, Assistant Director
- 1983Kandagawa Pervert WarsFilmApartment Manager, Second Assistant Director
- 1982Wolf: Running Is SexFilmClerk, First Assistant Director
- 1982Lustful Office Lady Commits CrimeFilmSecond Assistant Director
- 1981Attacked WomanFilmAssistant Director
- 1981Bondage and CageFilmAssistant Director
- 1981Vinyl Book Woman: Close Up NakedFilmAssistant Director
- 1981Onna kyōshi o haguFilmProduction Manager
- 1981Craving Pleasure: Attack a VirginFilmAssistant Director
- 1981Female Teacher: Chains and BondageFilmAssistant Director
- 1980Ijôna yubi: Yamete!FilmAssistant Director