Hiroshi Mikami Filmography

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Desert Moon

Actors: Hiroshi Mikami, Isao Natsuyagi

Synopsis: Following up on his epic masterpiece Eureka, director Shinji Aoyama creates this mediation on spiritual and economic malaise in contemporary Japanese society. Nagai (Hiroshi Mikami) is an American-educated businessman desperately trying to keep his cutting edge software company afloat amid Read More

2001
Parasite Eve

Synopsis: Masayuki Ochiai makes his screen debut with this bio-horror flick about killer mitochondria threatening to dominate humanity from within, based on Sena Hideaki's best-selling book. The film opens with a traffic accident that renders the scientist Toshiaki Nagashima's (Hiroshi Mikami) wife, Kiyomi Read More

1997
Sewaroutoiru

Actors: Hiroshi Mikami, Chara, Ayumi Ito, Yosuke Eguchi, Andy Hui

Synopsis: Following up on the fantastic success of Love Letter, pop phenom Shunji Iwai directs this phantasmagoric sprawling sci-fi drama set in a polyglotic encampment known as Aozora (blue skies) on the fringe of a megalopolis called Yen Town. Its ragtag -- and remarkably fashionable -- inhabitants are Read More

1996
Tooki Rakujitsu

Actors: Yoshiko Mita, Hiroshi Mikami, Takahiro Tamura, Hiroyuki Nagato

Synopsis: This extremely uneven biography will be of particular interest to those familiar with notable scientific figures in recent Japanese history. Others may wonder what all the fuss is about. The story, which begins in the late nineteenth century, concerns the life of Hideyo Noguchi (Hiroshi Mikami) an Read More

1993
Nijusseiki Shonen Dokuhon

Actors: Hiroshi Mikami, Moe Kamura

Synopsis: Jinta (Hiroshi Mikami) and Wataru (Shu Ken) are brothers in training to become circus performers. One of their specialties is sleight of hand. Jinta, the older boy, is not enthusiastic about circus life. A little later, the film shows that they are both headliners at the circus they perform in. Read More

1989
Tokyo Pop

Actors: Carrie Hamilton, Yutaka Tadokoro, Taiji Tonoyama, Tetsuro Tamba, Masumi Harukawa

Synopsis: A young New York City rock singer decides to try her hand at fame in Japan so makes the journey. Upon her arrival she meets a Japanese musician who needs an American girl to front his band. Fortunately, she joins up, and the band makes it big while she and the musician engage in a comedic romance. Read More

4/15/88
Pirates Ni Yoroshiku

Actors: Ken Ishiguro, Hiroshi Mikami, Mari Torigoe, Yoko Takahashi, Reo Morimoto

Synopsis: An artist, a student, and a computer genius combine forces to create a new video game in this plodding social drama. The female artist is rejected by both men, but the comparison of the apathetic '80s with the radical '60s fails to generate much excitement. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide Read More

1988
Watashi o Ski Ni Tsuretette

Actors: Tomoyo Harada, Hiroshi Mikami, Hiroshi Fuse

Synopsis: This highly commercial romantic drama is aimed at the Japanese teen market and is packed with product plugs and tie-ins for items ranging from automobiles and fashions to ski equipment and resorts. The story concerns the burgeoning romance on the slopes between a young, cute, and very shy champion Read More

1987
New Kid 21

Actors: Hiroshi Mikami, Kimie Shingyoji, Shigeru Muroi, Renji Ishibashi

Synopsis: Absurdist comedy characterizes this amusing and entertaining film from Naoto Yamakawa. All the protagonists move about in a Tokyo Bar that has an entire wall taken up with a black-and-white reproduction of a photo of Monument Valley. The action starts as Billy the Kid, in full living color, walks Read More

1986
Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters

Actors: Ken Ogata, Masayuki Shionoya, Yasosuke Bando, Hiroshi Mikami, Toshiyuki Nagashima, Junya Fukuda, Shigeto Tachihara

Synopsis: In Paul Schrader's unusual biopic, Ken Ogata stars as Yukio Mishima, perhaps the most celebrated Japanese novelist of the last five decades. The film begins with Mishima's youth, then moves forward in episodic fashion to his 1970 suicide, symbolically committed at a military site. Originally Read More

1985
Kusa-meikyu

Actors: Hiroshi Mikami, Takeshi Wakamatsu, Juzo Itami

Synopsis: In this 40-minute avant-garde film based on a story by the surrealist writer Kyoka Izumi, director Shuji Terayama uses the pretext of a young man's determination to recover the lyrics and music to a song he loved in his childhood in an exploration of widely variant perceptions of reality. Akira (Takeshi Wakamatsu Read More

1983
Collections Privées

Actors: Laura Gemser, Marpessa Dawn

Synopsis: Three short films are gathered together in Collections Privées. The first is L'Ile Aux Sirenes (Island of the Sirens), directed by Just Jaeckin. In the story, a wealthy lout who is out yachting is washed overboard and winds up on an island where his sexual whims are catered to by four beautiful Read More

1979