As I continue to review films I keep running into the same directors and I have come to admire them and dedicate seasons to them. I know that I will continue to watch films from them. Therefore it might be sensible to keep track of my reviews by prominent directors. I am big on auteur theory and whenever I find a film I like I always want to know what else a director has done. Thus, expect this page to showcase the oeuvre of the likes of Shinya Tsukamoto, Kim Ji-Won, Kiyoshi Kurosawa, Sion Sono and others.
I know that the name order varies – I will use the Korean way of laying out a name for Korean directors while I will use the western way of laying out a name for Japanese directors but this is how I speak about filmmakers in real life.
There are big spaces in some places and the pictures are all weird shapes and sizes but that is because I have yet to review a lot of films and when I do, the pictures will alter. I will keep updating this page much like my film review archive so check back from time to time if you want to see what I thought about a particular title.
Japan
Miwa Nishikawa
Noriko Yuasa 
Looking for my lost Sunflowers
Mipo O 
Gakuryu Ishii
Kiyoshi Kurosawa
Kiyoshi Kurosawa Season and Biography
Sion Sono
Shinya Tsukamoto 
Takashi Miike 
Takashi Shimizu 
Blonde Kwaidan
Yuya Ishii
The Tokyo Night Sky is Always the Densest Shade of Blue
Koji Fukada 
The Real Thing (TV Drama)
Naomi Kawase
Takeshi Kitano 
Hirokazu Kore-eda
Yuzo Kawashima
Korea
Kim Jee-Woon 
Kim Ki-Duk 
Park Chan-Wook 
Everywhere Else
Werner Herzog 
The Bad Lieutenant Port of Call: New Orleans
Genkinahito 