
Robin Lehman
Known for
Directing
Born
December 3, 1936 (age 89)
Biography
Robin Lehman is an American documentary filmmaker best known for his short films Don't and The End of the Game, which received consecutive Academy Awards for Best Documentary (Short Subject). Lehman originally studied painting and worked in graphic art before moving to Paris to study musical composition, eventually transitioning to documentary film. His subjects ranged from African wildlife to monarch butterflies to sea creatures to hot glass to strange pets to “what's good about growing old?” His films have won over 150 major awards worldwide at many of the major film festivals, including Cannes, Berlin, Chicago, Melbourne, San Francisco, New York, and Los Angeles.
Best known work
Filmography
1985
EthiopiaDirector, Producer, Editor, Original Music Composer
1983
Metropolitan CatsDirector, Producer, Cinematography
1981
Forever YoungDirector, Producer, Cinematography
1981
The Little PlayersDirector, Producer, Cinematography
1978
ManimalsDirector, Producer, Editor, Sound, Camera Operator
1977
The Black PearlDirector of Photography
1976
The End of the GameDirector, Writer, Original Music Composer, Cinematography
1976
NightlifeWriter, Director, Editor, Original Music Composer, Cinematography
1975
TommyDirector of Photography
1975
Don'tDirector, Producer, Cinematography
1975
SEEDirector, Producer, Cinematography
1974
Sea CreaturesDirector, Producer, Cinematography
1974
HotspotCinematography, Director, Producer
1974
ExperimentalProducer, Director, Cinematography
1973
Wings and ThingsDirector, Producer, Cinematography
1973
UndercurrentsDirector, Producer, Cinematography
1973
Colter's HellDirector, Producer, Cinematography
1972
FlyawayDirector, Producer, Cinematography









