Eric Ndorunkundiye And Josef "Jeff" Rutagengwa In Director Lee Isaac Chung'S Munyurangabo. Courtesy Film Movement. For Lee Isaac Chung, filmmaking is linked to tackling challenges and obstacles above and beyond those inherent to the cinematic process. The son of Korean immigrants, Chung was born in Denver in 1978 and grew up on a farm in rural Arkansas. He attended Yale and was studying biology, on track to become a doctor, when he discovered arthouse movies. Rather than continue on his path to a medical career, Chung took a filmmaking class given by Michael Roemer and went on to earn an Mfa in film from the University of Utah in 2004. A classmate at Utah, Yohei Kawamata, became the star of Chung's first two shorts, Highway (2004) and Sex...
- 6/10/2009
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