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<p>1 revision</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[Image:Naoki Nagao.jpg|150px|thumb]]<br /> <br /> ==User Rating==<br /> {{#w4grb_rate:}}<br /> <br /> ==Profile==<br /> * '''Name''' Naoki Nagao<br /> * '''Japanese:''' 長尾直樹<br /> * '''Birthdate:'''<br /> * '''Birthplace:''' Japan<br /> * '''Height:'''<br /> * '''Blood Type:'''<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> Naoki Nagao began his film career as a successful director of commercials, shooting over 300 since l986. His feature debut Tokyo Holiday (Tokyo no kyujitsu) came in 1991. The poetic film Musashino – High-Voltage Towers (Tetto Musashino-sen) from 1997, in which he also participated as screenwriter and editor, tells the story of a young boy who becomes fascinated by his hometown’s high-voltage electricity pylons during the summer holidays. His latest film, The Ripples (Sazanami, 2002), also offers a melancholic story depicting the strange bond between the heroes and the natural environment which surrounds them.<br /> <br /> ==Director==<br /> * [[Argentine Baba]] | Arugentin babâ (2007) <br /> * [[The Ripples]] | Sazanami (2002) <br /> * [[Tetto Musashino-sen]] (1997) <br /> * [[Tokyo no kyujitsu]] (1993)<br /> <br /> ==Writer==<br /> * [[Argentine Baba]] | Arugentin babâ (2007) <br /> * [[The Ripples]] | Sazanami (2002) <br /> <br /> ==Comments==<br /> &lt;wp:comments&gt;<br /> wp_post_title=Naoki Nagao<br /> wp_url=http://asianwiki.com/commentsdirectory/<br /> &lt;/wp:comments&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:directors]]<br /> [[Category:Japanese directors]]<br /> {{DEFAULTSORT:Nagao, Naoki}}</div>

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