Loo Hui Phang Explained

Loo Hui Phang
Birth Date:	df=y 12 November 1974
Birth Place:	Laos
Nationality:	French
Known For:	Comic book artist

Loo Hui Phang (born 12 November 1974) is a French writer and film director.^[1]

Biography

The daughter of a Chinese father and Vietnamese mother, Hui Phang was born in Laos and grew up in Normandy. She studied modern literature and cinema. In 1997, she moved to Paris, where she became involved in independent cinema and graphic novels. Hui Phang has also written plays for children.^{[2] [3]}

In 2014, she prepared an immersive installation based on George Orwell's Animal Farm for the Pulp Festival at the . The following year, at the same festival, she created an installation based on Edgar Allan Poe's The Fall of the House of Usher.

Selected work

Picture books

• Délice de vaches (2000) with
• Merveilles de bricolage (2001) with Jean-Pierre Duffour
• Jouets plus ultra (2001) with Jean-Pierre Duffour
• Bienvenue au collège (2001) with Jean-Pierre Duffour
• Tout seuls (2003) with Jean-Pierre Duffour

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Graphic novels

• La Minute de bonheur (1999)
• Panorama (2004)
• Prestige de l'uniforme (2005), received a prize at the Angoulême International Comics Festival^[4]
• L'odeur des garçons affamés (2016)
• Nuages et Pluie (2016)

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Films

• Monde extérieur (2004), in collaboration with Michel Houellebecq^[4]
• Panorama (2006), received the Prix Nouveau Regard at the ^[5]
• Matty Groves (2013), music video for Moriarty^[4]

External links

• Official website

Notes and References

1. Web site: 1974-11-12 . Loo Hui Phang . 2024-04-05 . Les Archives du Spectacle . fr.
2. Web site: Loo Hui Phang . Édition Dupuis . fr.
3. Web site: Loo Hui Phang, portrait d'une scénariste aventurière . Culturebox . May 10, 2016 . fr.
4. Web site: Exposition Loo Hui Phang Synoptique . 45e Festival de la Bande Dessinée d'Angoulême . fr.
5. Web site: Loo Hui Phang . https://web.archive.org/web/20170418164714/http://www.atlantide-festival.org/2017/01/27/loo-hui-phang-france/ . 2017-04-18 . Atlantide, les Mots du Monde à Nantes.