Nana Yuriko is a German-Japanese filmmaker and cinematographer. She worked as a graphic designer for different record labels, and was an art director for the Tresor Club. From 1999 onwards she directed several documentaries, short films and music videos for ARTE, ARD and MTV. In collaboration with Thorsten Kregel she produced the music show "Total Extreeem TV". As a cinematographer she worked on "Confessions of a Burning Man", "Poem" and Ralf Schmerberg's "Problema". Her passions are documentaries about music and socio-cutural issues. Recently she spent a year in Cambodia, where she shot "Beautiful Big Sister", women's portraits for the Heinrich Böll Foundation and "Cambodia for Sale", a film about the forced relocation of a slum for an international human rights organization.

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