배창호 裵昶浩
Film director and screenwriter
| Life | 1953년 |
| Era | 현대 |
| Clan | 분성 배씨 |
Life & career
Bae Chang-ho (裵昶浩, born 1953) is a director and screenwriter who represented Korean cinema of the 1980s. According to Wikipedia his seat is Bunseong, and he first debuted in 1977 as a film critic. After Seoul Normal Primary School, Seoul Middle School and Seoul High School he graduated in business administration from Yonsei University.
He made his directing debut with People of Kkobang Neighborhood in 1982 and swept the new-director awards of the Grand Bell, Baeksang and Korean Association of Film Critics. He went on to direct Iron Men (1983), Flower on the Equator (1983), Whale Hunting (1984), The Winter That Year Was Warm (1984), Deep Blue Night (1985), Hwang Jin-yi (1986), Our Sweet Days of Youth (1987), Hello, God! (1987), The Dream (1990), Stairways of Heaven (1991), The Young Man (1994), Love Story (1996), My Heart (2000), The Last Witness (2001), Road (2006) and The Trip (2010).
His honors include Best Director at the Korean Association of Film Critics Awards in 1983 and 1984, Best Director at the 1985 Grand Bell Awards and the Grand Prix of the Asia-Pacific Film Festival, Baeksang Best Director in 1985 and 1992, Best Screenplay in 1996 and Best Director at the Busan Film Critics Awards in 2000; in 2000 he also won the audience prize at the Udine Far East Film Festival and several prizes at Beaune. He received the Korean Culture and Arts Award (popular arts, 2003), the Korean Film Culture Award for direction (2006) and a Golden Cinematography lifetime award for directors (2021). Only public activity is described.
Filmography
Wikipedia lists: 1982 People of Kkobang Neighborhood; 1983 Iron Men and Flower on the Equator; 1984 Whale Hunting and The Winter That Year Was Warm; 1985 Deep Blue Night and Whale Hunting 2; 1986 Close to You, Closer (Gakkai Deo Gakkai) and Hwang Jin-yi; 1987 Our Sweet Days of Youth and Hello, God!; 1989 Gagman; 1990 The Dream; 1994 The Young Man; 1996 Love Story; 2000 My Heart; 2001 The Last Witness; 2006 Road; 2010 The Trip.
Grave
Not confirmed.
Descendants
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