Joost Vandebrug

Joost Vandebrug
Born Joost Jozef van de Brug
(1982-06-24) 24 June 1982
Harlingen, Netherlands
Nationality Dutch
Occupation Photographer

Joost Jozef van de Brug (born 24 June 1982), professionally known as Joost Vandebrug, is a Dutch photographer, video director[1] and documentary film director[2][3][4] based in London. He is also creative director and founder of the kids wear label Jumping Dog[5] and co-founder of the Cinci Lei project.[6]

Life and work

His book, Cinci Lei,[7][8] published by Dust Magazine,[9] is about a group of street children in Bucharest that he calls the Lost Boys.[8][10][11][12][13]

In July 2018, Vandebrug released his first feature-length documentary Bruce Lee and the Outlaw[14][15] , which was premiered at Sheffield Doc/Fest and is currently screened at several film festivals around the world[16]. The film is produced by Grain media and executive producer Noomi Rapace [17]. It was shot over 7 years and features some of the same protagonists as his book Cinci Lei [18].

Publications

  • A Life in Tunnels. 2011. Edition of 200 copies.
  • Bruce Lee, Regele Canalelor = Bruce Lee, King of the Tunnels. 2014.
  • Cinci Lei. 2014.

Filmography

  • Bruce Lee and the Outlaw (2018) – Feature Documentary

References

  1. ↑ Joost Vandebrug collaboration film with Silvio Betterelli published by Vogue Italia
  2. ↑ Bruce Lee and the Outlaw official film website
  3. ↑ East Fifteen documentary at Rotterdam film festival 2011
  4. ↑ Hedi Who.. a documentary about Dior creative director Kris van Assche
  5. ↑ Jumping Dog kids wear label
  6. ↑ Cinci Lei project
  7. ↑ Cinci Lei the book
  8. 1 2 I-D magazine
  9. ↑ DUST publishing house
  10. ↑ Dazed and Confused
  11. ↑ Huck magazine
  12. ↑ Essay by Nico Kos
  13. ↑ port magazine on Joost Vandebrug's Lost Boys
  14. ↑ IMDb
  15. ↑ film review on REELSTEEL
  16. ↑ Screenings
  17. ↑ Noomi Rapace official Twitter
  18. ↑ Bruce Lee and the Outlaw official film website
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