Marko Grba Singh je rođen 1988. godine u Beogradu. Trenutno je na umetničkim doktorskim studijama filmske režije na Fakultetu dramskih umetnosti u Beogradu.
Njegovi kratki dokumentarni filmovi Kasno smo se sreli i Bledo imali su svetsku premijeru na festivalu Visions du Réel u Nionu u Švajcarskoj. Njegov srednjemetražni igrani film Abdul & Hamza, koji se bavi sudbinom izbeglica na tlu Evrope, premijerno je prikazan na festivalu FID Marsej 2015. godine, gde je dobio specijalnu nagradu žirija.
Početkom 2016. godine odlazi u Kinu i snima kratki dokumentarni film Zvezde Gaomeigua, za koji dobija nagradu za najinovatiniji kratki film na festivalu Visions du Reel u Nionu, 2017. godine. Režirao je kratki film Tesaurus premijerno prikazan na festivalu Doclisboa 2020. godine. Njegov poslednji dugometražni dokumentarni film Rampart je imao svetsku premijeru na filmskom festivalu u Lokarnu. Umetnički je direktor festivala Beldoks i jedan od selektora Zagreb human rights film festivala. Živi i radi u Beogradu.
Marko Grba Singh was born in 1988 in Belgrade. He is currently pursuing artistic doctoral studies in film directing at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade.
His short documentaries We Met Late and Pale had their world premieres at the Visions du Réel festival in Nyon, Switzerland. His medium-length fiction film Abdul & Hamza, which explores the fate of refugees in Europe, premiered at FID Marseille in 2015, where it received a Special Jury Prize.
In early 2016, he traveled to China and shot the short documentary Stars of Gaomeigu, which won the Most Innovative Short Film Award at Visions du Réel in 2017. He also directed the short film Thesaurus, which premiered at Doclisboa in 2020. His most recent feature documentary Rampart had its world premiere at the Locarno Film Festival.
Marko is the Artistic Director of the Beldocs Documentary Film Festival and one of the selectors for the Zagreb Human Rights Film Festival. He lives and works in Belgrade.
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