Lee Chang-dong
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Lee Chang-dong

Apr 1, 1954 - Daegu, South Korea

Lee Chang-dong (born July 4, 1954) is a South Korean film director, screenwriter and novelist. He won the 2008 Special Director's Prize at the Asian Film Awards and has been nominated for the Golden Lion and Palme d'Or. Lee served as the minister of Culture and Tourism in the South Korean Government from 2003 to 2004.

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Movie2022Lee Chang-dong: The Art of IronySelf
Movie2024Walking in the MoviesSelf
Movie2006The Nine Lives of Korean CinemaHimself
Movie2012Ari Ari the Korean CinemaHimself
Movie2010Through Korean CinemaSelf
Movie2012Tony Rayns, the Not-So-Distant ObserverHimself

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Movie2007Secret SunshineDirectorDirecting
Movie2013Hwayi: A Monster BoyExecutive ProducerProduction
Movie2002OasisDirectorDirecting
Movie2000Peppermint CandyDirectorDirecting
Movie2000Peppermint CandyWriterWriting
Movie2022HeartbeatDirectorDirecting
Movie2022HeartbeatWriterWriting
Movie2010PoetryDirectorDirecting
Movie2010PoetryWriterWriting
Movie1997Green FishDirectorDirecting
Movie2017A Single RiderThanksCrew
Movie2014A Girl at My DoorProducerProduction
Movie2002OasisWriterWriting
Movie1993To the Starry IslandWriterWriting
Movie2007Secret SunshineWriterWriting
Movie2018BurningScreenplayWriting
Movie1995A Single SparkWriterWriting
Movie1997Green FishWriterWriting
Movie2009A Brand New LifeProducerProduction
Movie2009A Brand New LifeWriterWriting
Movie2016The World of UsProducerProduction
Movie2007Never ForeverProducerProduction
Movie1993To the Starry IslandAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie2019BirthdayExecutive ProducerProduction
Movie2018BurningExecutive ProducerProduction
Movie2018BurningDirectorDirecting
Movie2007Secret SunshineExecutive ProducerProduction
MovieN/APossible LoveDirectorDirecting
MovieN/APossible LoveWriterWriting