Person
Diego García
Camera
Biography
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.
Known for
Tokyo Vice
Director of Photography
Too Old to Die Young
Director of Photography
Causeway
Director of Photography
Wildlife
Director of Photography
Táu
Director of Photography
Nimic
Director of Photography
La Pascualita
Director of Photography
Our Time
Director of Photography
Cemetery of Splendor
Director of Photography
Divine Love
Director of Photography
Filmography
- 2026The Echo ChamberDirector of Photography
- 2022CausewayDirector of Photography
- 2022Tokyo ViceDirector of Photography
- 2020NimicDirector of Photography
- 2019Divine LoveDirector of Photography
- 2019Too Old to Die YoungDirector of Photography
- 2018Victory DayDirector of Photography
- 2018Our TimeDirector of Photography
- 2018WildlifeDirector of Photography
- 2016The DarknessAssociate Producer
- 2016Neon BullDirector of Photography
- 2015La PascualitaDirector of Photography
- 2015Chuy, The Wolf ManDirector of Photography
- 2015Cemetery of SplendorDirector of Photography
- 2014Beast of CardoDirector of Photography
- 2014Happy TimesDirector of Photography
- 2013The WellDirector of Photography
- 2012TáuDirector of Photography
- 2012FogoScreenplay
- 2011WithoutDirector of Photography
- 2006Chronicle of an EscapeAssistant Director
- 2005Cruces DesiertasDirector of Photography
- 2004El Sonido del SilencioDirector of Photography
- —Centro da TerraCinematography
- —ShokogunDirector of Photography
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