Asakazu Nakai
Camera
Biography
Asakazu Nakai (Japanese: 中井朝一; August 29, 1901 – February 28, 1988) was a Japanese cinematographer, born in Kobe. He worked on a dozen films with filmmaker Akira Kurosawa. He was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Cinematography for his work in the film Ran (1985). In 1950 he won the award for Best Cinematography at the Mainichi Film Concours for Stray Dog.
As actor 1
On the crew 64
Seven Samurai
1954
Ikiru
1952
High and Low
1963
Ran
1985
Red Beard
1965
Throne of Blood
1957
Stray Dog
1949
Dersu Uzala
1975
Who Knows a Woman's Heart
1951
I Want to Be a Shellfish
1959
Take Care, Red Riding Hood
1970
Yoki na onna
1946
Suiren fujin to bara musume
1948
The End of Summer
1961
The Blue Mountains: Part II
1949
No Regrets for Our Youth
1946
One Wonderful Sunday
1947
I Live in Fear
1955
Actress
1947
The Scent of Pheasant’s Eye: An Episode from the Tales of Flowers
1935
Girls of the Night
1961
The World's Most Beautiful Swindlers
1964
The Dangerous Kiss
1960
Battle Troop
1944
The Daphne
1966
Husband and Wife
1953
Ujō
1957
Oka wa hanazakari
1952
Musume to watashi
1962
Otomebashi
1936
We Will Remember
1965
The Big Boss
1959
Love and Separation in Sri Lanka
1976
All About Marriage
1958
Clothes of Deception
1951
Judge and Jeopardy
1968
Shiosai
1971
Nichijô no tatakai
1944
The Blue Beast
1960
The Lost Alibi
1960
The Blue Mountains: Part I
1949
Mr. Pu
1953
The Brick Factory Girl
1946
Elegy
1951
Escape from Prison
1950
A Dangerous Hero
1957
Eternity of Love
1961
New Third Class Executive: Travel, Women and Drinking
1960
Three Women of the North
1945
Dancing Girl
1951
When Love Awakens
1969
A Bridge for Two Alone
1958
The Road to the Spring
1955
Wakare no uta
1971
First Love
1972
L'Essayage
1969
The Enchanting Devil
1959
Hideko the Cheerleader
1940
The Origin of Twenty Years Old
1973
Banzuiin Chōbei
1940
Konto 55: The Weaknesses of the Century
1968
The Song Lantern
1943
Great Incidents
1967
The End of the War
1950