Let the Wind Carry Me
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For nearly three decades, cinematographer Mark Lee Ping-bin has collaborated with a number of premiere filmmakers in Asia. Here, Lee's working process and philosophical outlook is documented to show how he has altered the visual grammar of filmmaking. His intense quest to see things in a particular way, however, does take a toll on Lee's personal life. The high demand for Lee's services blows him from project to project, leaving his wife and children to fend for themselves in Los Angeles. But success has not changed Lee, it has only given him the means and time to delve more deeply into questions of the esoteric nature of perception.
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Released in United States 2011
Released in United States 2011 (Documentaries/Out of Competition)
