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Fumio Hayasaka (1914–1955)

During his roughly 15-year-long career, Fumio Hayasaka composed scores for some of the biggest names in Japanese cinema and was regarded by many as the finest Japanese film composer alive. Many of his scores were written for no less a cinematic luminary than Akira Kurosawa, including the legendary director's breakthrough multiple-perspective masterpiece "Rashomon" (1950)... See full bio »

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Filmography

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1955 Taira Clan Saga
 
1954 Smuggling Ship
 
1954 Sen-hime
 
1954 Seven Samurai
 
1953 Ugetsu
 
1952 Ikiru
 
1951 Bakurô ichidai
 
1951 Meshi
 
1951 Miss Oyu
 
1951 The Idiot
 
1950 Yoru no hibotan
 
1950 Rashomon
 
1950 Sasameyuki
 
1950 Scandal
 
1949 Stray Dog
 
1948 Ikiteiru gazô
 
1948 Drunken Angel
 
1948 A Flower Blooms
 
1947 Muku no ki no hanashi (short)
 
1947 Four Love Stories (uncredited)
 
1947 Joyu
 
1946 Minshu no teki
 
1942 Map for Mother
 
1942 Wakai sensei
 
1941 Gubijinsô
 
1941 Shirasagi
 
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1955 I Live in Fear (story)
 
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1948 Drunken Angel (writer: "Hitogoroshi no uta" - uncredited)
 
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