Kim Ki-Duk | IFFR

KIM Ki-Duk (b. 1960, South Korea) studied Fine Arts in Paris, dropped out and then acquired an international reputation with often controversial low-budget films as a self-taught man. In 2003, he made Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring. In 2004 he won prizes for best director in Berlin (Samaritan Girl) and Venice (Bin-jip/3-Iron); in 2011 he won Un Certain Regard in Cannes with the documentary Arirang and in 2012 he won the Golden Lion in Venice with Pieta.

Filmography

Ag-o/The Crocodile (1996), Yasaeng dongmul bohoguyeog/Wild Animals (1997), Paran daemun/The Birdcage Inn (1998), Seom/The Isle (2000), Shilje sanghwang/Real Fiction (2000), Suchwiin bulmyeong/Address Unknown (2001), Nabbeun namja/Bad Guy (2001), Hae anseon/The Coast Guard (2002), Bom yeoreum gaeul gyeoul geurigo bom/Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring (2003), Samaria/Samaritan Girl (2004), Bin-jip/3-Iron (2004), Hwal/The Bow (2005), Shi gan/Time (2006), Soom/Breath (2007), Bi-mong/Dream (2008), Arirang (2011, doc), Amen (2011), Pieta (2012)