Kogonada

Alias:
:: kogonada
Ernie Park

Birthplace:
Seoul, South Korea

Kogonada (sometimes styled: kogonada) is a South Korean-born American filmmaker.  Kogonada is known for his video essays that analyze the content, form, and structure of various films and television series. The essays frequently use narration and editing as lenses and highlight a director's aesthetic. Kogonada regularly contributes to Sight & Sound and is often commissioned by The Criterion Collection to create supplemental videos for its home video releases. He has also written, directed and edited the feature films Columbus (2017) and After Yang (2021). He also directed two episodes of the Star Wars Disney+ series The Acolyte (2024).  Description above from the Wikipedia article Kogonada, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

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Director:
2010  Lunch Line
2012  Ozu: Passageways
2012  Sounds of Aronofsky
2012  Stanley Kubrick: One-Point Perspective
2012  Tarantino: From Below
2013  Against Tyranny: Video Essay on King of the Hill
2013  BIFA: 15 Years
2013  Linklater: On Cinema and Time
2013  Malick: Fire & Water
2013  The World According to Koreeda Hirokazu
2013  What Is Neorealism?
2014  Criterion Designs
2014  Eyes of Hitchcock
2014  Hands of Bresson
2014  The Eye & the Beholder
2014  Trick or Truth
2014  Wes Anderson: Centered
2015  Auteur in Space
2015  Dreams of Cinema
2015  Elemental
2015  Mirrors of Bergman
2015  On Solace
2015  Restoring the Apu Trilogy
2016  Godard in Fragments
2016  The Way of Folk
2016  Way of Ozu
2017  Columbus
2017  Once There Was Everything
2017  Wes Anderson: From Above
2022  After Yang
2025  A Big Bold Beautiful Journey

Editor:
2010  Lunch Line
2012  Ozu: Passageways
2012  Sounds of Aronofsky
2012  Stanley Kubrick: One-Point Perspective
2012  Tarantino: From Below
2013  Against Tyranny: Video Essay on King of the Hill
2013  BIFA: 15 Years
2013  Linklater: On Cinema and Time
2013  Malick: Fire & Water
2013  The World According to Koreeda Hirokazu
2013  What Is Neorealism?
2014  Criterion Designs
2014  Eyes of Hitchcock
2014  Hands of Bresson
2014  The Eye & the Beholder
2014  Trick or Truth
2014  Wes Anderson: Centered
2015  Auteur in Space
2015  Dreams of Cinema
2015  Elemental
2015  Mirrors of Bergman
2015  On Solace
2015  Restoring the Apu Trilogy
2016  Godard in Fragments
2016  The Way of Folk
2016  Way of Ozu
2017  Columbus
2017  Once There Was Everything
2017  Wes Anderson: From Above
2022  After Yang
2025  A Big Bold Beautiful Journey

Editorial Staff:
2010  Lunch Line
2012  Ozu: Passageways
2012  Sounds of Aronofsky
2012  Stanley Kubrick: One-Point Perspective
2012  Tarantino: From Below
2013  Against Tyranny: Video Essay on King of the Hill
2013  BIFA: 15 Years
2013  Linklater: On Cinema and Time
2013  Malick: Fire & Water
2013  The World According to Koreeda Hirokazu
2013  What Is Neorealism?
2014  Criterion Designs
2014  Eyes of Hitchcock
2014  Hands of Bresson
2014  The Eye & the Beholder
2014  Trick or Truth
2014  Wes Anderson: Centered
2015  Auteur in Space
2015  Dreams of Cinema
2015  Elemental
2015  Mirrors of Bergman
2015  On Solace
2015  Restoring the Apu Trilogy
2016  Godard in Fragments
2016  The Way of Folk
2016  Way of Ozu
2017  Columbus
2017  Once There Was Everything
2017  Wes Anderson: From Above
2022  After Yang
2025  A Big Bold Beautiful Journey

Executive Producer:
2010  Lunch Line
2012  Ozu: Passageways
2012  Sounds of Aronofsky
2012  Stanley Kubrick: One-Point Perspective
2012  Tarantino: From Below
2013  Against Tyranny: Video Essay on King of the Hill
2013  BIFA: 15 Years
2013  Linklater: On Cinema and Time
2013  Malick: Fire & Water
2013  The World According to Koreeda Hirokazu
2013  What Is Neorealism?
2014  Criterion Designs
2014  Eyes of Hitchcock
2014  Hands of Bresson
2014  The Eye & the Beholder
2014  Trick or Truth
2014  Wes Anderson: Centered
2015  Auteur in Space
2015  Dreams of Cinema
2015  Elemental
2015  Mirrors of Bergman
2015  On Solace
2015  Restoring the Apu Trilogy
2016  Godard in Fragments
2016  The Way of Folk
2016  Way of Ozu
2017  Columbus
2017  Once There Was Everything
2017  Wes Anderson: From Above
2022  After Yang
2025  A Big Bold Beautiful Journey

Writer:
2010  Lunch Line
2012  Ozu: Passageways
2012  Sounds of Aronofsky
2012  Stanley Kubrick: One-Point Perspective
2012  Tarantino: From Below
2013  Against Tyranny: Video Essay on King of the Hill
2013  BIFA: 15 Years
2013  Linklater: On Cinema and Time
2013  Malick: Fire & Water
2013  The World According to Koreeda Hirokazu
2013  What Is Neorealism?
2014  Criterion Designs
2014  Eyes of Hitchcock
2014  Hands of Bresson
2014  The Eye & the Beholder
2014  Trick or Truth
2014  Wes Anderson: Centered
2015  Auteur in Space
2015  Dreams of Cinema
2015  Elemental
2015  Mirrors of Bergman
2015  On Solace
2015  Restoring the Apu Trilogy
2016  Godard in Fragments
2016  The Way of Folk
2016  Way of Ozu
2017  Columbus
2017  Once There Was Everything
2017  Wes Anderson: From Above
2022  After Yang
2025  A Big Bold Beautiful Journey

Director:
2022  Pachinko
2024  The Acolyte

Executive Producer:
2022  Pachinko
2024  The Acolyte

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