Koshiro Otsu
Known for: Camera
Koshiro Otsu (大津 幸四郎 Otsu Koshiro, 1934 - 28 November 2014) was a Japanese cinematographer and film director. Otsu is one of the most famous cinematographers in Japanese film history. He joined Iwanami Productions in 1958. After going freelance, he worked with legendary director Ogawa Shinsuke on The Oppressed Students (1967) and Summer in Narita (1968), with Tsuchimoto Noriaki on Prehistory of the Partisans (1969), Minamata: The Victims and Their World (1971), and many other films.
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Minamata Revolt: A People's Quest for Life
Cinematography
Message from Minamata to the World
Director of Photography
Those Who Would Be Einstein
Cinematography
Yuntanza Okinawa
Director of Photography
A Movie Capital
Director of Photography
The Oppressed Students
Director of Photography
The Other Hiroshima: Korean A-bomb Victims Tell Their Story
Cinematography
The Wages of Resistance: Narita Stories
Director
Kazuo Ohno: Like a Soliloquy
Director
Japan Year Zero
Cinematography
My Town, My Youth
Cinematography
Power and Terror: Noam Chomsky in Our Times
Director of Photography
The Constitution of Japan
Director of Photography
The Scene of the Soul
Cinematography
The Old Man and the Sea
Cinematography
A Bridge of Tears
Director of Photography
Oh Seagull, Have You Seen the Sparkling Ocean? An Encounter
Director of Photography
Prehistory of the Partisans
Cinematography
The Silence
Cinematography
Fence
Cinematography
Report from Haneda
Cinematography
Song of Arirang - Voices from Okinawa
Cinematography
Nuchigafu - Life is a Treasure
Cinematography
Artists in Wonderland
Camera Operator