Motomu Ida
- Known for
- Directing
- Born
- September 3, 1922
- Died
- September 14, 2012
- Birthplace
- Kyoto, Japan
Motomu Ida was born in Japan. He is known for Sasurai wa ore no unmei (1966), Tôkyô dodonpa musume (1966) and Seishun o kaese (1963).
Filmography
Spider Woman 1973
Director
Secret Zone of Tokyo 1971
Director
Prisoner of Lust 1969
Director
Yoru no saizensen: Onna gari 1969
Director
Ukiyo-e Artist 1968
Director
Tokyo Bath Harem 1968
Director
Three Seconds to Zero Hour 1967
Director
Saga from Chichibu Mountains - Sword Cuts the Shadows 1967
Director
Birth of a Fighter 1967
Director
Chivalry Broken from All Sides 1966
Director
Three Wild Cats 1966
Director
鉄火場仁義 1966
Director
I loved you, loved you, loved you so much 1966
Director
The Man's Crest: I Shall Kill 1965
Director
The Stars and I Decided... 1965
Director
Loss of Innocence 1965
Director, Screenplay
Gambling is My Destiny 1965
Screenplay, Director
A Man's Crest: Fight Challenge 1964
Director
Call My Black Dice 1964
Director, Screenplay
Tiger of the Sea 1964
Director, Screenplay
Welcome, My Baby 1964
Director
Tale on Tokai Chivalry 1964
Director
Jidanya 1963
Director
Ginza no jirochō tenka no ichidaiji 1963
Director
Ginza no jirochō 1963
Director
Give Me Back My Youth 1963
Director, Screenplay
Hore tatte dame yo 1962
Director
- Sararīman monogatari shin'nyū shain dai ikka
Sararīman monogatari shin'nyū shain dai ikka 1962
Director
Shūmatsu-ya hanjō-ki 1962
Director
The Story of a Salesman: Every Man Has a Dream 1961
Director
Blue Hunter 1961
Director, Screenplay
Tōkyō dodonpa musume 1961
Director, Screenplay
Isseki Nicho 1961
Director
俺はトップ屋だ 第二の顔 1961
Director
Ore wa toppu-yada: kao no nai bijo 1961
Director
An Angel is Chasing Me 1961
Director
Kage no nai yōfu 1960
Director
The Devil's Sigh 1960
Director
Adorable Flowers 1959
Director
Hijo tehai 1959
Director
I'll Kill the Women 1958
Screenplay
- Kanshō fujin
Kanshō fujin 1956
Assistant Director
Wandering Shore 1956
Assistant Director
Vanished Glory 1955
Assistant Director
Duel at Sundown 1955
Screenplay
Mitsurin no mehyō 1950
Original Story
Credits from TMDB.