Hiroyuki Oki
Born in Tokyo in 1964. Graduated from the Architectural Department of the Faculty of Engineering of Tokyo University in 1988. Studied film production at the Image Forum Institute of the Moving Image and was recognized for his 3-hour long thesis film "The Film of Buddy Matsumae" ("Matsumae-kun no eiga" 1989). His film "Swimming Prohibited" won the Special Juror's Prize at the 1990 Image Forum Festival. Moved to Kochi City in 1991, and in 1992 directed the Jurgen Brunning production "Tarch Trip" ("Tachi torippu" 1993). Directed his first 35mm fiction film "I Like You, I Like You Very Much" in 1994. In 1996 his "Heaven-6-Box", a production of the Kochi Musuem of Art, won the NETPAC Prize at the 1995 Berlin International Film Festival. Recently he has been involved in performing live music at screenings of his work. (www.yidff.jp)
Tama asobi
(Director of Photography)
Shujinkou
(Director)
Yusho-Renaissance
(Director)
The Traveling Schoolroom
(Director)
Toshi Shi
(Director)
Landscape Catching
(Director)
Buddy Matsumae
(Director)
Tarch Trip
(Editor)
Tarch Trip
(Writer)
Tarch Trip
(Director)
I Like You, I Like You Very Much
(Director)
I Like You, I Like You Very Much
(Screenplay)
Creation of a Single Powder Painting
(Director)
3+1
(Director)
3+1
(Editor)
3+1
(Director of Photography)
3+1
(Sound)
Tears of Ecstasy
(Director)
Tears of Ecstasy
(Writer)
Fujica Single Green
(Director)
Swimming Prohibited
(Director)
Inside the Mind
(Director)
Inside the Mind
(Screenplay)
Inside the Mind
(Director of Photography)
Inside the Mind
(Music)
Heaven-6-Box
(Director)
Melody for Buddy Matsumae
(Director)
Tama asobi
(Director)
I Like You, I Like You Very Much
(Director of Photography)
Color Eyes
(Director)
Looking for an Angel
(Music)
Toro Axe Part 3: All Things Change
(Cinematography)