Naoki Ichio

Naoki Ichio is a Japanese filmmaker, director and writer. He was born in 1965 and began filmmaking with 8mm film in University. He started his career by writing audio dramas for NHK at 25 years old. In 1996, the theatrical play “Death of a political boy” which was written and directed by him won the Grand Prix at Actors Festival in Nagoya. In 2001, his first feature film ”Oboreru hito (A Drowning Man)” nominated a young filmmaker’s award in Vancouver and Pusan International Film Festival. His second feature film is “Shinjuu tenshi (Synchronicity)” and third feature film is “Gokuraku no ojisan”.

Crew

A Drowning Man

Director, Writer

Synchronicity

Writer, Director

Gokuraku no ojisan

Director, Writer

Silly Talk

Director, Writer

Longing

Writer, Director

Mirror of Post-Truth

Writer, Director

Dateless Date

Director, Writer

Etude

Director, Writer

Rest

Writer, Director

Absence: World Without Me

Director, Writer

HB

Writer, Director