Mark Bochsler is a Canadian documentary filmmaker and cinematographer based in Toronto, Canada. His lengthy career as a visual storyteller has taken him from the high Canadian arctic to the jungles of Borneo and places in between. His work has been screened worldwide, with some highlights being the Cannes Film Festival (2010, At Home By Myself... with You), and the world’s first 360-degree documentary The Polar Sea (ARTE, 2014). His recent feature documentary film Surviving Bokator, which chronicled over a decade the revival of an ancient Cambodian martial art, has won multiple awards internationally. The film played an instrumental role in UNESCO’s decision to inscribe Kun L’Bokator on the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity Representative List in 2022.