About Hisashi Sagara
Hisashi Sagara was a Japanese film editor.
, born , was a Japanese film editor. He is best remembered for his five collaborations with director Masaki Kobayashi: Love Under the Crucifix, Harakiri (both 1962), Kwaidan, Samurai Rebellion (1967), and Inn of Evil (1971). Active from 1937 to 1971, his other credits included Apostasy (1948), Battle of Roses, Sakon torimonochō: senketsu no tegata (both 1950), and Twin Sisters of Kyoto (1963).
Filmography
Boko no hanagata (1937) - Editor (1937) Sugikyo no saiminjutsu (1938) Roadside Stone (1938) Apostasy (1948) (1949) Yotsuya Kaidan Part 1 (1949) Battle of Roses (1950) Sakon torimonochō: senketsu no tegata (1950) Hana fuku kaze (1953) Hana fubuki: Gozonji shichinin otoko (1954) Shichihenge tanuki goten (1954) Ejima Ikushima (1955) Ruten (1956) Utau yajikita ogon dochu (1957) Kao (1957) Dai Chushingura (1957) Dai Tokyo tanjo - Oedo no kane (1958) Shura zakura (1959) Waga ai (1960) Samurai Rebellion (1967) Maboroshi no satsui (1971) Inn of Evil (1971)
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Who was Hisashi Sagara?
Japanese film editor
When did Hisashi Sagara die?
Hisashi Sagara died on 14 December 1980.
What was Hisashi Sagara's occupation?
Hisashi Sagara was a film editor.
What nationality was Hisashi Sagara?
Hisashi Sagara was Japanese.
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