His work was nominated for two RTS Awards in 2009 when he directed The Great Train Robbery and Crimes That Shook Britain for Manchester-based production company Title Role.

The finished short with crime-novelist Martina Cole functioning as executive producer premiered March 2011 to an invite-only audience at BAFTA in London[6][7] and is being reworked into a feature.

[8] In January 2011, Lè Han was featured as a director to watch in MovieScope Magazine[9] and then in the April edition of Variety[10] in the UK and USA.

In the same month at the request of Disney Animation Studios, he screened the film to executives and creatives at their Burbank facilities.

On Halloween Lè Han released online a trailer to accompany a pitch to reboot the Hellraiser franchise.