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Diego García, born 1979 in Mexico, is a cinematographer who graduated from Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica. His debut was Without (2011), followed by a breakthrough with Fogo (2012). He worked with directors like Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Gabriel Mascaro, Carlos Reygadas, Paul Dano, and Yorgos Lanthimos on films like Wildlife (2018) and Nimic (2019). Known for his painterly style and high-contrast lighting, García won the 2020 Robby Müller Award.
Filmography
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2026
The Echo Chamber
Movie Director of Photography
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2022
Causeway
Movie Director of Photography
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2022
Tokyo Vice
TV show Director of Photography
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2020
Nimic
Movie Director of Photography
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2019
Divine Love
Movie Director of Photography
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2019
Too Old to Die Young
TV show Director of Photography
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2018
Victory Day
Movie Director of Photography
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2018
Our Time
Movie Director of Photography
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2018
Wildlife
Movie Director of Photography
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2016
The Darkness
Movie Associate Producer
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2016
Neon Bull
Movie Director of Photography
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2015
La Pascualita
Movie Director of Photography
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2015
Chuy, The Wolf Man
Movie Director of Photography
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2015
Cemetery of Splendor
Movie Director of Photography
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2014
Beast of Cardo
Movie Director of Photography
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2014
Happy Times
Movie Director of Photography
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2013
The Well
Movie Director of Photography
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2012
Táu
Movie Director of Photography
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2012
Fogo
Movie Screenplay
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2011
Without
Movie Director of Photography
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2006
Chronicle of an Escape
Movie Assistant Director
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2005
Cruces Desiertas
Movie Director of Photography
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2004
El Sonido del Silencio
Movie Director of Photography
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Shokogun
Movie Director of Photography
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Centro da Terra
Movie Cinematography