Born 1962 in Tokyo, Japan, Hirokazu Kore-Eda graduated from Waseda University in 1987. He started directing several prize-winning documentary programs for television. His directorial debuts, “Maborosi (1995) and “After Life” (1998), distributed in over 30 countries, brought Kore-eda international acclaim. Six other films were subsequently selected for major festivals. In 2013, his feature film Like Father, Like Son won the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. Then in 2018, Shoplifters won the Palme d’Or at the 71st Cannes Film Festival, Best Foreign Film at the 44th César, and many other awards, as well as being nominated for the 91st Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. He then shot two features outside Japan, The Truth in France, and Broker in Korea. Monster, which just won Best Screenplay at the 76th Cannes Film Festival, is his 16th feature film.
Filmografie
Monster2023
Les Bonnes Étoiles (Broker)2022
La Vérité (Shinjitsu)2019
Une affaire de famille (Manbiki Kazoku) 2018
The third murder (Sandome no satsujin) 2017
Après la tempête (Umi yorimo Mada Fukaku) 2015
Notre petite sœur (Umimachi Diary) 2015
Tel père, tel fils (Soshite Chichi ni Naru) 2013
I wish – nos vœux secrets (Kiseki) 2011
Going my home (Série TV) 2011
Air doll (Kuuki Ningyo) 2009
Still walking (Aruitemo Aruitemo) 2007
So I can be alright : cocco’s endless journey (Documentaire)2009
Hana (Hana yorimo Naho) 2006
Nobody knows (Dare mo Shiranai) 2004
Distance2001
After Life (Wonderful Life)1998
Without memory (Kioku ga Ushinawareta Toki) (Documentaire télévisé) 1996
Maborosi (Maboroshi no Hikari) 1995
August without him (Kare no Inai Hachigatsu ga) (Documentaire télévisé) 1994
Lesson form a calf (Mou Hitotsu no Kyouiku) (Documentaire télévisé) 1991
