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Phuttiphong Aroonpheng is a Thai film director. He also works extensively as cinematographer, with films such as A Voyage of Foreteller or Vanishing Point, and directed various short experimental films, such as A Tale of Heaven. His 2018 feature debut, Manta Ray, received critical acclaim.
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- Morrison (2024) Director
- Mother (2012) Director of Photography
- Ferris Wheel (2015) Director
- The Burning Giants (2026) Director
- The Island Funeral (2016) Director of Photography
- I Miss My Mom & Dream of Our New Home Thanks
- Manta Ray (2019) Director
- Vanishing Point (2015) Director of Photography
- Death of the Sound Man (2017) as Self
- A Tale of Heaven (2011) Director
- My Image Observes Your Image If It Is Possible to Observe It (2009) Director
- The Iron Ladies 2 (2003) Art Direction
- By the Time It Gets Dark (2016) as Film Crew in Editing Suite
- Anatomy of Time (2022) Director of Photography
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