Pil-woo Lee

Lee Phil-woo was the first cinematographer of Korea.

Born: November 26, 1897 in Hanseon, Korean Empire [now Seoul, Republic of Korea]

Died: October 20, 1978 (Age 80)

Title	Rating	Job	Role(s)	Year
Sweet Dream Movie	4.9	Crew	Cinematography	1936
Volunteer Movie	6.1	Sound	Sound	1941
The Story of Chun-hyang Movie		Directing	Director, Sound	1935
A Truly Good Friend Movie		Directing	Director of Photography, Editor	1920
Fool Movie		Directing	Director, Director of Photography, Editor, Producer, Writer	1926
The Ringing of a Bell Movie		Directing	Director of Photography, Editor	1929
The Border Movie		Directing	Director of Photography	1923
The Story of Jang-Hwa and Hong-Ryeon Movie		Directing	Director of Photography, Editor	1924
Janghanmong Movie		Directing	Director of Photography, Editor	1920
The Red Lotus Flower and Blighted Love Movie		Directing	Director, Director of Photography, Editor, Writer	1927
Seekers of Paradise Movie		Directing	Director of Photography, Editor	1927
Road to the Twilight Light Movie		Directing	Director of Photography, Editor, Producer, Writer	1927
The Bloody Horse Movie		Directing	Director of Photography, Producer	1928
Black and White Movie		Directing	Director of Photography, Editor	1927
Challenge Movie		Directing	Director of Photography, Editor	1935
The Twin Jade Pavilion Movie		Directing	Director of Photography, Editor, Producer	1925
Ex-Convict Movie		Directing	Director of Photography	1934
The story of Hong Gil-dong Movie		Directing	Director of Photography, Editor	1935
Title	Rating	Job	Role(s)	Year