Diego García

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.

Camera

2004

[ ] El Sonido del Silencio (Director of Photography)

2005

[ ] Cruces Desiertas (Director of Photography)

2011

[ ] Without (Director of Photography)

2012

[ ] Táu (Director of Photography)
[ ] Fogo (Director of Photography)

2013

[ ] The Well (Director of Photography)

2014

[ ] Beast of Cardo (Director of Photography)
[ ] Happy Times (Director of Photography)

2015

[ ] Cemetery of Splendor (Director of Photography)
[ ] Chuy, The Wolf Man (Director of Photography)
[ ] La Pascualita (Director of Photography)

2016

[ ] Neon Bull (Director of Photography)
[ ] The Darkness (Director of Photography)

2018

[ ] Our Time (Director of Photography)
[ ] Wildlife (Director of Photography)
[ ] Victory Day (Director of Photography)

2019

[ ] Divine Love (Director of Photography)

2020

[ 8/10 ] Nimic (Director of Photography)

2022

[ ] Causeway (Director of Photography)

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[ ] Shokogun (Director of Photography)

Writing

2012

[ ] Fogo (Screenplay)

Production

2016

[ ] The Darkness (Associate Producer)

Directing

2006

[ ] Chronicle of an Escape (Assistant Director)

Crew

2004

[ ] El Sonido del Silencio (Cinematography)

2005

[ ] Cruces Desiertas (Cinematography)

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[ ] Centro da Terra (Cinematography)