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  • BIRTH 30/05/1962
  • Country China
  • DIRECTOR 7
  • SCRIPT 7
  • PRODUCTION 4

장률

Zhang Lü (Chinese: 张律; pinyin: Zhāng Lǜ; Korean: 장률; born May 30, 1962; Yanbian, Jilin) is a Chinese-Korean filmmaker. Zhang was originally a novelist before embarking on a career in cinema. His arthouse films have mostly focused on the disenfranchised, particularly ethnic Koreans living in China; these include Grain in Ear (2006), Desert Dream (2007), Dooman River (2011), Scenery (2013), and Gyeongju (2014). Zhang Lü is a third-generation ethnic Korean born in Yanbian, Jilin, China in 1962. He first became known in his native land China as a respected author of novels and short stories, such as Cicada Chirping Afternoon (1986). Zhang moved to South Korea in 2012, and began teaching at Yonsei University.

Zhang was then a 38-year-old professor of Chinese Literature at Yanbian University when an argument with a film director friend led him to take a bet that "anyone can make a film." With no technical training but with the support of film industry friends such as Lee Chang-dong, he set out to direct his first short film Eleven (2001), a fourteen-minute nearly silent vignette of an eleven-year-old boy's encounter with a group of soccer players his own age set in a post-industrial wasteland. Eleven was invited to compete at the 58th Venice International Film Festival and several other international film festivals, and this unexpected success made Zhang decide to become a full-time filmmaker.

장률

Director (7)

두만강
두만강
경계
경계
후쿠오카
후쿠오카
군산: 거위를 노래하다
군산: 거위를 노래하다
경주
경주
필름시대사랑
필름시대사랑
白塔之光
白塔之光

Script (7)

두만강
두만강
경계
경계
후쿠오카
후쿠오카
군산: 거위를 노래하다
군산: 거위를 노래하다
경주
경주
필름시대사랑
필름시대사랑
白塔之光
白塔之光

Production (4)

寒假
寒假
후쿠오카
후쿠오카
군산: 거위를 노래하다
군산: 거위를 노래하다
경주
경주