Marko Grba Singh is a film director. He was born in 1988 in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. He is currently on his PhD studies in Film & TV directing at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, exploring docu-fiction. He made several music videos for Serbian rock and pop bands.  His two short documentaries At Least We’ve Met and Pale had their world premieres at Visions du Réel.

His mid-length film Abdul & Hamza, about the fate of migrants in Europe, won the Special Mention in the First film competition at FID Marseille 2015. As a part of the Looking China project, he made the short docu-fiction film Stars of Gaomeigu in Yunnan, China. The film won the Most Innovative Short Film Award at Visions du Réel in 2017. His short film If I Had It My Way I Would Never Leave was screened at the Cannes Film Festival 2017 in the ACID selection. He was a member of the student jury at the San Sebastian Film Festival in 2016.

Marko lives and works in Belgrade, where he plays DJ sets in alternative clubs from time to time.

Filmography:
Stars of Gaomeigu (docu-fiction – 23 min. – 2017)
Abdul & Hamza (fiction – 49 min. – 2015)
If I Had It My Way I Would Never Leave (fiction –  15 min. – 2015)
Pale (documentary – 20 min. – 2013)
At Least We’ve Met (documentary – 15 min. – 2012)