Dzul Sungit
- Director
- Editor
- Writer
Dzul Sungit directed crime drama series such as Mata-Mata, CrimeWatch and 9 Nyawa in Singapore. He was the editor of two Dutch feature documentaries - Sayed, Soccer Talent, which won Honourable Mention at the Gulf Film Festival in Dubai, and Voordeel van de Twijfel, which premiered at the Dutch Film Festival.
He gained experience directing in 16 countries for 2 seasons of the local travelogue OIe Ole Temasya (2014 - 2016) and won Best Scriptwriting Award during Pesta Perdana in 2017 for the first season. His independent feature documentary I Hugged the Berlin Patient (2014) (with co-director Edgar Tang) was broadcast on MTV Latin America and won the Excellence Award at the Canada Film Festival.
In 2019, Remi M Sali's Konpaku (2019), of which Dzul was the Director of Photography, was shown at the Udine Far East Film Festival 2019 in Italy. This year, they paired up again with Dzul as Art Director and Editor for the feature film Not My Mother's Baking (2020). Currently, Dzul lives in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, where he works as a freelance director / editor.
He gained experience directing in 16 countries for 2 seasons of the local travelogue OIe Ole Temasya (2014 - 2016) and won Best Scriptwriting Award during Pesta Perdana in 2017 for the first season. His independent feature documentary I Hugged the Berlin Patient (2014) (with co-director Edgar Tang) was broadcast on MTV Latin America and won the Excellence Award at the Canada Film Festival.
In 2019, Remi M Sali's Konpaku (2019), of which Dzul was the Director of Photography, was shown at the Udine Far East Film Festival 2019 in Italy. This year, they paired up again with Dzul as Art Director and Editor for the feature film Not My Mother's Baking (2020). Currently, Dzul lives in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, where he works as a freelance director / editor.
