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Isao Yukisada
Yukisada in 2022
Born	(1968-08-03)August 3, 1968 (age 57) Kumamoto, Japan

Isao Yukisada (行定 勲,Yukisada Isao; born August 3, 1968) is a Japanesefilm director fromKumamoto. He served as assistant director onShunji Iwai'sLove Letter,April Story, andSwallowtail Butterfly.

• Open House (1998)
• Himawari (ひまわり) (Sunflower) (2000)
• A Closing Day (閉じる日) (2000)
• Luxurious Bone (贅沢な骨) (2001)
• Go! (2001)
• Rock 'n' Roll Missing (2002)
• Justice (2002)
• Sinking into the Moon (2002)
• Seventh Anniversary (2003)
• A Day on the Planet (2003)
• Crying Out Love, In the Center of the World (2004)
• Kita no Zeronen (Year One in the North) (2005)
• Spring Snow (2005)
• Toku no Sora ni Kieta (Into the Faraway Sky) (2007)
• Closed Note (2007)
• A Good Husband (2009)
• Parade (2010)
• Five Minutes to Tomorrow (2014)
• Pink and Gray (2016)
• Pigeon (2016)
• Narratage (2017)
• River's Edge (2018)
• The Cornered Mouse Dreams of Cheese (2020)
• Theatre: A Love Story (2020)^[1]
• Revolver Lily (2023)^[2]
• Kaede (2025)^[3]

• Kanon (2003)
• Perfect Family (2024)^[4]

• Side by Side (2023)^[5]

• 2000:FIPRESCI Prize:Himawari
• 2001: Hochi Film Award: Best FilmGo!
• 2001: Nikkan Sports Film Award: Best DirectorGo!
• 2002: Award of the Japanese Academy: Best Director forGo!
• 2002: Blue Ribbon Award: Best Director forGo!
• 2002: Kinema Junpo Award: Best Director and Film forGo!
• 2002: Golden Star:Go!
• 2002: FIPRESCI Prize:Go! -Palm Springs International Film Festival
• 2002: Festival Prize: Best Director forGo!
• 2010: "Fipresci Prize" - 2010 (60th) Berlin International Film Festival^[6]

• 2005: Award of the Japanese Academy: Best Director forCrying Out Love, In the Center of the World
• 2006: Award of the Japanese Academy: Best Director forKita no zeronen

• Isao Yukisada atIMDb
• Isao Yukisada's JMDb Listing (in Japanese)

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