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Darius Khondji, Asc, Afc Director of Photography DARIUS KHONDJI, ASC, AFC DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY FILM & TELEVISION BARDO Director: Alejandro Gonzáles Iñárritu Production Company: M Productions LISEY’S STORY Director: Pablo Larrain Production Company: Bad Robot & Apple TV UNCUT GEMS Director: Benny Safdie & Josh Safdie Production Company: Scott Rudin Productions Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2019) ANIMA Director: Paul Thomas Anderson Production Company: Netflix TOO OLD TO DIE YOUNG Director: Nicolas Winding Refn Production Company: Amazon Studios Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2019) OKJA Director: Boon Joon Ho Production Company: Netflix Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2017) THE LOST CITY OF Z Director: James Gray Production Company: Plan B Official Selection, Berlin Film Festival (2017) LUX ARTISTS | 1 MAGIC IN THE MOONLIGHT Director: Woody Allen Production Company: Sony Pictures Classics THE IMMIGRANT Director: James Gray Production Company: The Weinstein Company Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2017) AMOUR Director: Michael Haneke Production Company: Les Films du Losange & Sony Pictures Classics Winner, Best Foreign Language Film, Academy Awards (2013) Winner, Best Film Not In English Language and Best Actress, BAFTA Film Awards (2013) Winner, Palme d’Or, Cannes Film Festival (2012) MIDNIGHT IN PARIS Director: Woody Allen Production Company: Sony Pictures Classics Nominated, Best Motion Picture and Best Achievement in Directing, Academy Awards (2012) Nominated, Best Cinematography, César Awards (2012) MY BLUEBERRY NIGHTS Director: Wong Kar-Wai Production Company: The Weinstein Company Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2007) FUNNY GAMES Director: Michael Haneke Production Company: Warner Independent Pictures THE INTERPRETER Director: Sydney Pollack Production Company: Universal PANIC ROOM Director: David Fincher Production Company: Columbia Pictures THE BEACH Director: Danny Boyle Production Company: 20th Century Fox THE NINTH GATE Director:Roman Polansk Production Company: Artisan Entertainmen ALIEN: RESURRECTION Director: Jean-Pierre Jeunet Production Company: 20th Century Fox LUX ARTISTS | 2 EVITA Director: Alan Parker Production Company: Buena Vista Pictures Winner, Best Actress, Golden Globes (1997) STEALING BEAUTY Director: Bernardo Bertolucci Production Company: Fox Searchlight Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (1996) SE7EN Director: David Fincher Production Company: New Line Cinema Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (1995) Nominated, Best Cinematography, César Awards (1996) THE CITY OF LOST CHILDREN Director: Jeunet & Caro Production Company: Sony Classics BEFORE THE RAIN Director: Milcho Manchevski Production Company: Gramercy Nominated, Best Foreign Language Film, Academy Awards (1995) Winner, Golden Lion, Venice Film Festival (1995) DELICATESSEN Director: Jeunet & Caro Production Company: Miramax Nominated, Best Film Not in English Language, BAFTA Awards (1992) Nominated, Best Cinematography, César Awards (1992) DIRECTOR/COMMERCIAL (SELECTED CREDITS) TOM KUNTZ Andrex PAOLO ROVERSI Lancome Tresoir Nuit, Dior SOLVE SUNSBO Chanel NABIL ELDERKIN Nike MARIO TESTINO Dolce & Gabbana TOM KUNTZ Hyundai CYRIL GUYOT Biostime JOHAN RENCK Jean-Paul Gaultier NICK KNIGHT Swarovski KAHLIL JOSEPH Pulse WES ANDERSON Prada MAXIME GUYON Tag Heuer JEAN-JACQUES ANNAUD Dior PAUL GORE Paco Robanne J.A.C.K Lancome INEZ & VINOODH Louis Vuitton LUX ARTISTS | 3 JEAN-BAPTISTE MONDINO Dolce & Gabbana DAVID LACHAPELLE Nokia PAUL HUNTER Nike LAURE FLAMMARION Hermes RICHARD AVEDON Barely There PETER LINDBERGH Chanel, Aramis FABIEN BARON Gucci ANNE FONTANE Giorgio Armani TARSEM SINGH Samsung DVEIN Paco Rabanne M-M Louis Vuitton DANTE ARIOLA Stella Artois RALF SCHMERBERG Hewlett-Packard STEPHANE SEDNAOUI Estée Lauder LAURENCE DUNMORE Infiniti, Contrex DIRECTOR/MUSIC VIDEO PAUL THOMAS ANDERSON Thom Yorke “Anima“ LUX ARTISTS | 4.
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