Hideo Jojo

Hideo Jojo is a Japanese film director, screenwriter, and editor associated with pink film and V-Cinema production. Public English-language biographical material on Jojo is limited, but The Movie Database and Letterboxd describe him as a filmmaker who debuted as a pink-film director in 2003 and became identified with a newer generation of Japanese pink-film directors. Those profiles note that his work has incorporated fantasy and comic elements, distinguishing parts of his filmography from more conventional entries in the genre.

Jojo's screen credits extend across directing, writing, and editing. His filmography includes the erotic drama Dangerous Drugs of Sex, on which he is credited as director, screenwriter, and editor, and Believers, a 2022 film adapted from Naoki Yamamoto's manga about cult members on an isolated island. Other credits in the database include the 2012 film AV Idol, Corpse Prison: Part 2, and the 2025 drama Young & Fine. Because much of his work circulates in genre, adult, and V-Cinema contexts, reliable public details about his early life and career development are sparse; a concise credit-based biography is therefore more appropriate than an expanded personal profile.

References:

[1] The Movie Database, “Hideo Jojo” — https://www.themoviedb.org/person/572028-hideo-jojo

[2] Letterboxd, “Films directed by Hideo Jojo” — https://letterboxd.com/director/hideo-jojo/