Home People Katsuhiro Otomo Katsuhiro Otomo movies Katsuhiro Otomo movies Katsuhiro Otomo Movies (38) Short Peace (2014) As Director. He was 60 years old A Farewell to Weapons (2013) As Original Story. He was 59 years old Combustible (2012) As Director. He was 58 years old Combustible (2012) As Screenplay. He was 58 years old Hipira: The Little Vampire (2009) As Author. He was 55 years old Mushi-Shi: The Movie (2006) As Director. He was 52 years old Mushi-Shi: The Movie (2006) As Screenplay. He was 52 years old Freedom (2006) As Storyboard. He was 52 years old Steamboy (2004) As Director. He was 50 years old Steamboy (2004) As Scenario Writer. He was 50 years old Metropolis (2002) As Screenplay. He was 47 years old Gundam: Mission to the Rise (1998) As Director. He was 44 years old Gundam: Mission to the Rise (1998) As Writer. He was 44 years old Gondora (1997) As Director. He was 43 years old Cannon Fodder (1995) As Director. He was 41 years old Magnetic Rose (1995) As Author. He was 41 years old Memories (1995) As Director. He was 41 years old Cannon Fodder (1995) As Author. He was 41 years old Stink Bomb (1995) As Author. He was 41 years old Memories (1995) As Writer. He was 41 years old Roujin Z (1996) As Key Animation. He was 41 years old Roujin Z (1996) As Screenplay. He was 41 years old World Apartment Horror (1991) As Director. He was 36 years old World Apartment Horror (1991) As Writer. He was 36 years old Neo Tokyo (1992) As Director. He was 38 years old Akira Production Report (1991) He was 36 years old Akira (1988) As Director. He was 34 years old So What (1988) As Original Story. He was 34 years old Akira (1988) As Screenplay. He was 34 years old Akira (1988) As Author. He was 34 years old Robot Carnival (1991) As Director. He was 36 years old Give Me a Gun, Give Me Freedom (1982) As Director. He was 28 years old Give Me a Gun, Give Me Freedom (1982) As Writer. He was 28 years old Shuffle (1981) As Author. He was 27 years old Orbital Era (1969) As Conceptual Design. Orbital Era (1969) As Director. Orbital Era (1969) As Screenplay. Akira (1969) As Story.
