Shusuke Kaneko
Shusuke Kaneko (born June 8, 1955) is a Japanese filmmaker and screenwriter. Kaneko began his career at Nikkatsu and would serve as a writer for film and anime. Establishing himself as an up and coming director, Kaneko would win accolades at various film festivals. His film Summer Vacation 1999, would garner him his first award for best director at the Yokohama Film Festival. As a lifelong fan of the original Godzilla films, Kaneko would be chosen as the director for Daiei's revival of the Gamera franchise. Kaneko's work on the Gamera films were met with unprecedented critical acclaim. He would be honored with the Director's Award at the 17th Yokohama Film Festival for his work on Gamera: Guardian of the Universe. This film would also go on to top Kinema Junpo's best films of the year list and earn Blue Ribbon awards for best Director and Best supporting actress. Kaneko would go on to direct the most successful Godzilla film of the millennium series as well as the live action adaptations of Death Note. Kaneko has also contributed to various documentaries on kaiju films, particularly those of Ishiro Honda, championing their artistry and imagination
Fotos
Películas (73)

2126, Looking for the Sea's Star
2026 · Director

Gold Boy
2024 · Director

When The Rain Falls
2022 · Director

Nobutora - Samurai Tiger
2021 · Director

The Dawn of Kaiju Eiga
2019 · Self - Filmmaker
Cho Edogakeishi
2018 · Self

Siberia
2018 · Director

Matchmaking Cruise
2017 · Director, Screenplay

Linking Love
2017 · Screenplay, Director

Death Note: Genius of the Counterattack
2016 · Director

Scanner
2016 · Director

Danger Dolls
2014 · Director

Jellyfish
2013 · Director

Sacrifice Dilemma: Second Part
2013 · Director

Sacrifice Dilemma: Last Part
2013 · Director

Sacrifice Dilemma
2013 · Director

The Centenarian Clock
2012 · Director

Messiah
2011 · Director

The Idiots
2010 · Director

Making of Death Note
2009 · Self

Making of Death Note: The Last Name
2009 · Self

Pride
2009 · Director

Bringing Godzilla Down to Size: The Art of Japanese Special Effects
2008 · Himself

What's a Director?
2006

Death Note: The Last Name
2006 · Director

The iDol
2006 · Producer

God's Left Hand, Devil's Right Hand
2006 · Director

Death Note
2006 · Director

Ultra Q Monster Legend: Jun Manjome's Confession
2005 · Self, Director

Ultraman Monster Legend: The 40 Year Old Truth
2005 · Director

Azumi 2: Death or Love
2005 · Director

恋に唄えば♪
2002 · Director

Project GMK: The Day Shusuke Kaneko Fought Godzilla
2002 · Himself

Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack
2001 · Director, Screenplay

Crossfire
2000 · Director, Screenplay

Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris
1999 · Writer, Director

GAMERA 1999
1999

F
1998 · Screenplay, Director

Haunted School 3
1997 · Director, Writer

Gamera 2: Advent of Legion
1996 · Director

Gamera: The Guardian of the Universe
1995 · Director

The Making of Gamera: Guardian of the Universe
1995 · Director

It's a Summer Vacation Everyday
1994 · Director, Writer

Necronomicon
1993 · Director

Graduation Journey: I Came from Japan
1993 · Director

All's Quiet on the Recruit Front
1991 · Screenplay, Director

My Soul Is Slashed
1991 · Director, Writer

Hong Kong Paradise
1990 · Director

Who Do I Choose?
1989 · Director, Screenplay

Last Cabaret
1988 · Director

Summer Vacation 1999
1988 · Director

Yamada Village Waltz
1988 · Director

Kyoufu no Yacchan
1987 · Director

Mischievous Lolita: Attacking the Virgin from Behind
1986 · Director

I'm All Yours
1985 · Director

Eve-chan no hime
1984 · Director

Sukeban Kabushiki-gaisha: Yacchae! Ojôsan
1984 · Assistant Director, Screenplay

Office Ladies: Lesbians in Uniforms 3
1984 · Director

Main Theme
1984 · Assistant Director

Mai Inoue: Blue Rape Attacked
1984 · Director, Screenplay

Koichiro Uno's Wet and Swinging
1984 · Director

Final Scandal: Madam Likes It Hard
1983 · Writer, Assistant Director

The Red Shoes: Tokyo Rape Incident
1983 · Assistant Director

Uno Koichiro no nurete manabu
1983 · Screenplay, Assistant Director

The Family Game
1983 · Bookstore Clerk (uncredited), Assistant Director

Pink Cut: Love Me Hard, Love Me Deep
1983 · First Assistant Director

Oh! Takarazuka
1982 · Assistant Director

Gigolo: A Docu-Drama
1982 · Cameraman's assistant, Assistant Director

Zeccho shimai ochiru
1982 · Assistant Director

Female Teacher Hunting
1982 · Assistant Director

Seiko no futomomo: Za chiagāru
1982 · Screenplay

Zoom Up: Seiko's Thigh
1982 · Screenplay

Panic in High School
1978 · Assistant Director






