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Eiji Uchida was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1971, and returned to Japan at the age of 10. Uchida worked as a journalist for Playboy magazine, assistant director in TV under Takeshi Kitano, and scriptwriter and director for TV series, before he moved on and became a director for Japanese indie films.
Eiji Uchida is a prolific Japanese film director and screenwriter born in Rio de Janeiro, known for his diverse indie and commercial works like Midnight Swan.
He is best known for directing critically acclaimed films such as Midnight Swan, Love and Other Cults, and Lowlife Love. Discover his full filmography on Mood.
He creates eclectic genre films ranging from gritty indie dramas and romantic features to crime thrillers and dark comedies.