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Ang Lee

Ang Lee is a Taiwanese filmmaker. His films are known for their emotional charge and exploration of repressed and hidden emotions. During his career, Lee has received international critical and popular acclaim and numerous accolades, including two Academy Awards, four BAFTA Awards, and three Golden Globe Awards. He is also the only filmmaker to win the Golden Bear twice and one of only four…

Born 1954 · Taiwan · Active 1980–2019 · 20 films

Filmography

untitled Bruce Lee biopic
Gold Mountain
The Runner — 1980
Shades of the Lake — 1982
Fine Line — 1984
Pushing Hands — 1991 · shot by Lin Jong
The Wedding Banquet — 1993 · shot by Lin Jong
Eat Drink Man Woman — 1994 · shot by Lin Jong
Sense and Sensibility — 1995 · shot by Michael Coulter
The Ice Storm — 1997 · shot by Frederick Elmes
Ride with the Devil — 1999 · shot by Frederick Elmes
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon — 2000 · shot by Peter Pau
Chosen — 2001 · shot by Frederick Elmes
Hulk — 2003 · shot by Frederick Elmes
Brokeback Mountain — 2005 · shot by Rodrigo Prieto
Lust, Caution — 2007 · shot by Rodrigo Prieto
Taking Woodstock — 2009 · shot by Éric Gautier
Life of Pi — 2012
Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk — 2016
Gemini Man — 2019 · shot by Dion Beebe

Source

Ang Lee on Wikipedia

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