What is Du Kefeng?

English name: Du Kefeng.

Occupation: photographer, screenwriter, director, actor

character introduction

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Du Kefeng is called "the first photographer in Asia" by the world. Du Kefeng, one of the Wong Kar-wai Golden Triangle movies in movie master, Hong Kong and Taiwan, is a very famous photographer in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Du Kefeng grew up in the suburb of Sydney, Australia, then settled in Taiwan Province and studied Chinese. I joined the photography work because I joined the drama troupe. 1983 was invited by Yang Dechang to shoot "A Day at the Beach" and won the Best Photography Award at the Asia-Pacific Film Festival. 1986, Du Kefeng won the Best Photography Award at the Hong Kong Film Festival for his film "I'm Sao Enough" (won four Hong Kong Film Awards).

Since then, Du Kefeng has officially taken Hong Kong as the starting point and participated in many Chinese-language films. What is striking is the Phantom of the Opera he created for Wong Kar-wai films. From The True Story of Teddy Boy, Chongqing Forest, fallen angels, Ashes of Time, Sudden Release of Spring, and In the Mood for Love.

Photographic works also include Red Rose and White Rose directed by Guan, and the documentary "Boys and Girls: Gender in China Films"; Lai Shengchuan has a crush on Peach Blossom Garden and Flash Ada; And China, movie master and Chen Kaige's first Hollywood film "Romantic Moon". Many works of Stephen Chow, the master of Hong Kong film Wulitou, were also shot through Du Kefeng.

Du Kefeng's works in Hollywood in the United States include Psycho 1999 by Gus Van Sang and Time of Flight by barry levinson.

From 65438 to 0999, Three Men, Du Kefeng's first personal director and photographic work, was nominated for an Academy Award when he participated in One Concern in Cannes.

Actor's work

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Black Boy Toolbox Murder Night (2003)

Du Kefeng's New Orientation: Chris Doyle —— Excited but Unswervingly (2000)

Wild Grizzly Bear (2000)

Andromeda strain report (1998)

Comrade: Almost a love story (1997)

Director works

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Three people Kujaku (1999)

Screenplay works

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Three people Kujaku (1999)

Director of photography

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Hero (Zhang Yimou)