Ichiro Sueoka
Born in Sapporo, in 1965. Studied at Tokyo Science University in chemistry dept. Began making film works since 1985. Many of the 90 films were produced on Super-8 and 16mm film. Now living as a film maker in Tokyo and co-founder of the "Film-Makers' Information Center (FMIC)" experimental film/video group, which has curated and presented the several screening events of the independent film-maker's works in Japan since 2002 to 2006. Currently teaching film-making at Asagaya College of Art & Design and also teaching hand-developing workshops at other art school or art gallery.
Portland, Oregon 1931
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An Uncertain Gleam
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Kinophotoplen
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Vladimír Kempský's Film
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Shot Countershot
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Marching On
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A Summer in Germany
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The Rainbow of Odds
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A Film in Which There Did NOT Appear Sprocket Holes, Edge Lettering Without Dirt Particles
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T:O:U:C:H::O:F::E:V:I:L
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Studies for SERENE VELOCITY
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A Flick Film in which there appear Liz and Franky, is composed under the score of Arnulf Rainer by P. Kubelka on NTSC
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Color Film
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An Ambiguous Funeral
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DOK
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SIN
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Fishing Miserere
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Drop Frame
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Amber
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Possession, Négation
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Liber Zuviel Als Zuwenig
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Finally, Spring Has Come
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Berlin in the Winter
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Aziz Shakhar, Looking for a Job
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I Am Lost to the World
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The Door of Absence
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Sinking Away
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The Drooping Roses
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Extreme Skiing in 1930
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