Tsutomu Tamura

writer • actor • assistant_director

Tsutomu Tamura is known for The Ceremony (1971), Boy (1969) and Death by Hanging (1968).

Born: January 5, 1933 in Tomioka, Gunma, Japan

Died: March 28, 1997 (age 64)

Known For

29 total credits across film and television

Title	Rating	Job	Role(s)	Year
The Dancer Movie	6.7	Writing	Screenplay	1989
Beyond the Shining Sea Movie	6.6	Writing	Screenplay	1986
MacArthur's Children Movie	6.8	Writing	Screenplay	1984
Demon Pond Movie	6.8	Writing	Screenplay	1979
Eighteen Years, to the Sea Movie	6.6	Writing	Screenplay	1979
The Youth Killer Movie	6.6	Writing	Writer	1976
Dear Summer Sister Movie	6.1	Writing	Writer	1972
The Ceremony Movie	7.0	Writing	Screenplay	1971
The Man Who Left His Will on Film Movie	6.7	Writing	Story	1970
Boy Movie	7.2	Writing	Screenplay	1969
Diary of a Shinjuku Thief Movie	6.0	Writing	Writer	1969
Death by Hanging Movie	7.4	Writing	Screenplay	1968
Three Resurrected Drunkards Movie	6.2	Writing	Writer	1968
Good-bye Moscow Movie	—	Writing	Screenplay	1968
Impasse Movie	6.6	Writing	Writer	1967
Japanese Summer: Double Suicide Movie	6.5	Writing	Writer	1967
Sing a Song of Sex Movie	6.3	Writing	Writer	1967
The Affair Movie	7.1	Writing	Screenplay	1967
Violence at Noon Movie	6.8	Writing	Novel	1966
The Start of Life Movie	—	Writing	Screenplay	1965
Ningen ni kakeruna Movie	7.4	Writing	Screenplay	1964
Ajia no akebono TV Show	7.3	Writing	Screenplay	1964
Hanayome wa jū go-sai Movie	—	Writing	Screenplay	1964
Prince of Wolves Movie	—	Writing	Screenplay	1963
The Catch Movie	6.6	Writing	Screenplay	1961
Volunteering for Villainy Movie	7.5	Directing	Director	1960
Shisha to no kekkon Movie	6.7	Writing	Writer	1960
Only She Knows Movie	6.9	Writing	Screenplay	1960
Street of Love and Hope Movie	6.9	Directing	Assistant Director	1959