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Cinematographer | Producer | Writer

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He and his domestic partner Peter I Chang often collaborate on the illustrations in his novels under the pseudonym "Ryuzo Kikushima". This is the name of a famous Japanese screenwriter famous for co-writing the screenplay for the landmark samurai film "Yojimbo", the basis for "A Fistful of Dollars".

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1968 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA

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Known For

Tideland

Tideland (2005)

I Want to Destroy America

I Want to Destroy America (2006)

Tokyo Is Dreaming

Tokyo Is Dreaming (2008)

Getting Gilliam

Getting Gilliam (2005)

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Cinematographer (2 titles)

2008 Tokyo Is Dreaming (documentary)

2006 I Want to Destroy America (documentary)

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Producer (2 titles)

2008 Tokyo Is Dreaming (documentary) (producer)

2006 I Want to Destroy America (documentary) (producer)

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Writer (1 title)

2005 Tideland (novel)

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Actor (1 title)

2005 Tideland
Bus Passenger (uncredited)

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Soundtrack (1 title)

2005 Tideland (lyrics: "Lift Me Up To Sweet Jesus")

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Self (2 titles)

2007 The Making of 'Tideland' (video documentary short)
Himself

2005 Getting Gilliam (documentary)
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Tokyo Is Dreaming -- A rich and evocative tableau of life in the Japanese capital, set to a beguiling score by Calexico’s John Convertino. Taiwanese-born artist/filmmaker Peter I. Chang’s portrait of the bustling metropolis offers a modern-day take on the City Symphonies that flourished in early 20th Century cinema with films such as Man with a Movie Camera. Like those earlier opuses, Tokyo is Dreaming uses the camera to observe the beating heart(s) of urban life—work, travel, leisure but also alienation and homelessness—subtly drawing a map of the city in which quiet contemplation and frenetic activity overlap. The absence of dialogue, subtitles or voice-over narration encourages a total submersion in this life of the city—a bewildering and fascinating journey.

I Want to Destroy America -- A touching documentary about the singular career of Hisao Shinagawa, a Japanese street musician who has refused to give up on his elusive dream of success and stardom, regardless of personal cost and the solitary reality of his life. For over 40 years, he has cast himself as the Japanese Bob Dylan. Moving from Tokyo to America in 1974, following in the footsteps of his hero Woody Guthrie, he befriended Johnny Cash and Townes Van Zandt after hitchhiking to Nashville. Now at 60, he plays his music on the streets of Los Angeles while living in near poverty, still hoping to find an audience in a manner that is admirable, bittersweet, and, ultimately, heartbreaking.

Tokyo Is Dreaming -- A rich and evocative tableau of life in the Japanese capital, set to a beguiling score by Calexico’s John Convertino.

Taiwanese-born filmmaker Peter I. Chang’s portrait of the bustling metropolis offers a modern-day take on the City Symphonies that flourished in early 20th Century cinema with films such as Man with a Movie Camera. Like those earlier opuses, Tokyo is Dreaming uses the camera to observe the beating heart(s) of urban life—work, travel, leisure but also alienation and homelessness—subtly drawing a map of the city in which quiet contemplation and frenetic activity overlap. The absence of dialogue, subtitles or voice-over narration encourages a total submersion in this life of the city—a bewildering and fascinating journey.

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Trivia:

He and his domestic partner Peter I Chang often collaborate on the illustrations in his novels under the pseudonym "Ryuzo Kikushima". This is the name of a famous Japanese screenwriter famous for co-writing the screenplay for the landmark samurai film "Yojimbo", the basis for "A Fistful of Dollars". See more »

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