Director
A contemplative odyssey across our planet, looking at the simple and extraordinary ways that dogs influence our daily lives. Former child soldiers in Uganda. The local pub in a Scottish town. A dog walker on the streets of Istanbul. A kaleidoscope of unconventional portraits from fascinating locations. People need dogs, and perhaps they need us, but what do humans do to deserve the unconditional love they provide?
Director
바비큐는 인류가 불을 사용해 음식을 익혀 먹기 시작했던 원시 시대부터의 전통이라는 측면에서 우리를 하나로 연결한다. 12개국에서 촬영된 는 종교 의식과도 같은 전 세계의 바비큐 문화를 4k 고화질 화면과 풍성한 오케스트라 음악으로 담아냈다. 눈을 뗄 수 없는 색색의 풍경과 다양한 문화를 통해 인류의 대담한 비전을 탐구하며, “오늘날 인류는 어떻게 살고 있는가?”에 대한 답을 찾아가는 다큐멘터리. [제4회 서울국제음식영화제]
Director of Photography
In Central Texas, Barbecue is more than a way to cook meat - it's a way of life, a path to salvation, and a sure-fire way to start an argument at the dinner table. This documentary covers five barbecue establishments.
Director
In Central Texas, Barbecue is more than a way to cook meat - it's a way of life, a path to salvation, and a sure-fire way to start an argument at the dinner table. This documentary covers five barbecue establishments.
Editor
In 1985 a picturesque Argentinian holiday town was completely flooded, not to re-emerge until 2009. Now only Pablo remains in this modern day Atlantis.
Cinematography
In 1985 a picturesque Argentinian holiday town was completely flooded, not to re-emerge until 2009. Now only Pablo remains in this modern day Atlantis.
Director
In 1985 a picturesque Argentinian holiday town was completely flooded, not to re-emerge until 2009. Now only Pablo remains in this modern day Atlantis.
Writer
At a school for the blind in Laos, children who cannot see are raised away from their families. For many, their parents have abandoned them, as the difficulty of raising a blind child in impoverished Laos is too much to bear. Their failing sight is often treatable, with the cure sometimes as simple as a pair of proper glasses.
Director
At a school for the blind in Laos, children who cannot see are raised away from their families. For many, their parents have abandoned them, as the difficulty of raising a blind child in impoverished Laos is too much to bear. Their failing sight is often treatable, with the cure sometimes as simple as a pair of proper glasses.
