
Mark LaPore
Known for
Directing
Birthplace
Tacoma, Washington, U.S
Died
January 1, 2005
Biography
Mark LaPore was an experimental ethnographic filmmaker who made several films in the Sudan, India and Sri Lanka, as well as various parts of the U.S. over a period of nearly thirty years. A dedicated iconoclast and personal artist, LaPore strove to document and portray the cultures with which he connected in ways that were true to his experiences as a traveler as well as being honest reflections of people and scenes that he was witnessing. LaPore worked against conventions of ethnographic narrative, using cinema at its most fundamental level as an objective tool that could also be harnessed for personal response and expression. He was also an influential teacher at the Massachusetts College...
Best known work
Filmography
2005
KolkataDirector
2005
Lunatic PrincessDirector
2005
CrossroadDirector
2002
MekongDirector
2000
The Glass SystemDirector
1997
The Five Bad ElementsDirector
1996
1989
Sudan RollsDirector
1988
SubmissionCamera Operator
1985
The Sleepersas Director, Director
1983
MedinaDirector
1983
Work and PlayDirector
1973
HalloweenDirector






