Kamera

Diego García

After graduating film school in his home country Mexico, Diego GARCÍA (1979) made filmed his feature debut with Mark Jackson’s Without (2011). García's international breakthrough followed in 2012 with his work on Yulene Olaizola’s Fogo. Alternating between American indies and world cinema, he continued collaborating with filmmakers such as Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Gabriel Mascaro and Carlos Reygadas. García’s award-winning camerawork is inspired by paintings and strong contrasts of light and dark. Recent work includes the cinematography for Paul Dano's directorial debut Wildlife (2018), Nicolas Winding Refn’s television series Too Old to Die Young (2019) and Yorgos Lanthimos' short film Nimic (2019).

KameraführungAssociate ProducerKinematografieDrehbuchAssistant Director

Bekannt für

Causeway★ 6.7Sehmoment
Causeway
2022
Wildlife★ 6.7Sehmoment
Wildlife
2018
Nimic★ 6.6Sehmoment
Nimic
2020
Cemetery of Splendor★ 5.8Sehmoment
Cemetery of Splendor
2015
Our Time★ 6.9Sehmoment
Our Time
2018
Without★ 5Sehmoment
Without
2011
Chronicle of an Escape★ 6.5Sehmoment
Chronicle of an Escape
2006
Divine Love★ 6.1Sehmoment
Divine Love
2019
Neon Bull★ 6.8Sehmoment
Neon Bull
2016
The Darkness★ 5.5Sehmoment
The Darkness
2016
Táu★ 5.7Sehmoment
Táu
2012
The Well★ 5Sehmoment
The Well
2013
Chuy, The Wolf Man★ 6.3Sehmoment
Chuy, The Wolf Man
2014
Victory Day★ 6.2Sehmoment
Victory Day
2018
ShokogunSehmoment
Shokogun
2021
Cruces DesiertasSehmoment
Cruces Desiertas
2005
El Sonido del SilencioSehmoment
El Sonido del Silencio
2004
EE: FreedomSehmoment
EE: Freedom
2023
Happy Times★ 5.3Sehmoment
Happy Times
2014
StockX: Own ItSehmoment
StockX: Own It
2022
Bureau of Travel & Tourism: Let Travel Do What Travel DoesSehmoment
Bureau of Travel & Tourism: Let Travel Do What Travel Does
2022
WhatsApp: Here When You Can't Be ThereSehmoment
WhatsApp: Here When You Can't Be There
2023
Fogo★ 5.4Sehmoment
Fogo
2012
Bloc Party: So Here We AreSehmoment
Bloc Party: So Here We Are
2023

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