Pil-woo Lee
Known for
Cinematography
Born
November 26, 1897
Birthplace
Hanseon, Korean Empire [now Seoul, Republic of Korea]
Died
October 20, 1978 (aged 80)
Biography
Lee Phil-woo was the first cinematographer of Korea.
Best known work
Sweet Dream
1936
Volunteer
1941
A Truly Good Friend
1920
The Ringing of a Bell
1929Janghanmong
1920The Twin Jade Pavilion
1925
Fool
1926The Border
1923
Ex-Convict
1934
The Story of Chun-hyang
1935Filmography
1947
그들의 행복Sound
1941
VolunteerSound
1936
Sweet DreamDirector of Photography
1935
The Story of Chun-hyangDirector, Sound
1935
The Story of Hong Gil-dongDirector of Photography, Editor
1935
ChallengeDirector of Photography, Editor
1934
Ex-ConvictDirector of Photography
1929
The Ringing of a BellDirector of Photography, Editor
1928
The Bloody HorseProducer, Director of Photography
1927
Road to the Twilight LightWriter, Producer, Director of Photography, Editor
1927
Seekers of ParadiseDirector of Photography, Editor
1927
Black and WhiteDirector of Photography, Editor
1927
The Red Lotus Flower and Blighted LoveDirector, Writer, Director of Photography, Editor
1926
FoolDirector, Writer, Producer, Director of Photography, Editor
1925
The Twin Jade PavilionDirector of Photography, Producer, Editor
1924
The Story of Jang-Hwa and Hong-RyeonDirector of Photography, Editor
1923
The BorderDirector of Photography
1920
JanghanmongDirector of Photography, Editor
1920
A Truly Good FriendDirector of Photography, Editor