Fumio Kamei
Directing · Director · Editor · Cinematography
Born Apr 1, 1908 · Fukushima Prefecture, Japan
Active 1935–1987
Fumio Kamei (1908–1987) was a Japanese documentary and fiction film director known for his politically charged works. Influenced by Soviet montage theory, he began his career at Photo Chemical Laboratories (PCL), making propaganda films…
Filmography
War and Peace (1947) — DirectorA Woman's Life (1949) — DirectorKobayashi Issa (1941) — DirectorFighting Soldiers (1939) — Director · EditorA Lonely Woman in a Lonely Land (1953) — DirectorIt Is Good to Live (1956) — DirectorMen Are All Brothers (1960) — DirectorThe People of Sunagawa (1955) — DirectorWheat Will Never Fall (1955) — Director · EditorThe World Is Terrified: The Reality of the “Ash of Death” (1957) — DirectorShanghai (1938) — Director · EditorTragedy of Japan (1946) — DirectorPeking (1938) — Editor · DirectorLiving in a Rough Sea (1958) — Editor · DirectorAll Living Things Are Friends—Lullabies of Birds, Insects and Fish (1987) — DirectorShape without Shape (1935) — Editor · DirectorAll Must Live: People, Insects and Birds (1984) — DirectorChildren of the Base (1953) — DirectorRecord of Bloodshed: Sunagawa (1957) — Director · Editor · CinematographyBecome a Mother, Become a Woman (1952) — DirectorThe China Incident — DirectorChobei the Rogue (1949) — Director