Narushima Izuru

Name: Narushima Izuru
Native name: 成島出
Also Known as: なるしまいずる
Nationality: Japanese
Gender: Male
Born: April 16, 1961
Age: 64

Izuru Narushima is a Japanese scriptwriter and film director from Yamanashi Prefecture. In 2011, his film Rebirth was awarded the Japanese Academy Prize for the best picture. (Source: Wikipedia) Edit Biography

Year	Title	Type	Rating
2013	Brain Man	Movie	8.0
2008	Climber's High	Movie	7.1
2006	Runin: Banished	Movie	0.0
2002	The Laughing Frog	Movie	2.0
2001	An Adolescent	Movie	6.4
2001	Saiaku	Movie	7.0
1996	Keiji Ou!	Drama	2.0

Year	Title	Type	Rating
2024	52 Hertz no Kujiratachi	Movie	7.4
2023	Father of the Milky Way Railroad	Movie	7.5
2023	Família	Movie	6.7
2021	A Morning of Farewell	Movie	7.1
2020	Farewell: Comedy of Life Begins with a Lie	Movie	5.2
2015	Solomon's Perjury II: Judgement	Movie	7.5
2015	Solomon's Perjury I: Suspicion	Movie	7.4
2014	Cape Nostalgia	Movie	7.0
2011	Admiral Yamamoto	Movie	7.3
2011	Rebirth	Movie	7.3
2010	A Lone Scalpel	Movie	7.5
2008	Love Fight	Movie	6.6
2007	Midnight Eagle	Movie	6.9
2005	Fly, Daddy, Fly	Movie	7.4
2004	Yudan Taiteki	Movie	4.0

Year	Title	Type	Rating
2017	To Each His Own	Movie	8.3
2013	A Chair on the Plains	Movie	7.4

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