Lu Qingyi

Lu Qingyi

Lu Qingyi, born in Mawei Town, Dushan County, Guizhou Province on December 20, 1973, is a director and editor in mainland China.

In 2017, he directed his first documentary "four springs", which was shortlisted for the best documentary feature film award in the 12th first youth film exhibition competition and the best documentary film award in the 55th Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival. With this film, he was shortlisted for the best editing award in the 55th Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival.

Character experience

In 1989, 16-year-old Lu Qingyi left Guizhou for Beijing. After that, he was engaged in publishing house, photographer, miner and many other occupations.

In 2017, he directed his first documentary "four springs", which was shortlisted for the best documentary feature film award in the 12th first youth film exhibition competition and the best documentary film award in the 55th Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival. With this film, he was shortlisted for the best editing award in the 55th Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival. In 2018, he was the editor of the documentary "a year", which was directed by Zhou Hao.

Main works

Directing works

Editing works

Photographic works

Award winning record

Character evaluation

In the documentary "four springs", Lu Qingyi shows the director's sharpness of thought, freedom of image thinking and vivid copy of ordinary life with simple image texture, delicate emotional expression and focus on daily perspective. Although the shooting is family life, the director's skill is still clearly visible. He finished editing in a large number of trivial materials, digging out the broad outlook on life and infinite poetry in daily life. "Four springs" is a step forward on this basis. It's not like the lax romance of "roadside picnic", because the documentary genre, coupled with the shooting object's own parents, has a more solid foundation of realism, and has some poetic realism aftertaste. (comprehensive review of time.com, 1905 film.com and Beijing News)