Ross McElwee
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Ross McElwee (born July 21, 1947) is an American documentary filmmaker and cinematographer, and Harvard professor, known for his autobiographical films about his family and personal life, usually interwoven with an episodic journey of some sort. McElwee is a 1970 graduate of Brown University. He received the Career Award at the 2007 Full Frame Documentary Film Festival.
[edit] Filmography as a director
- Bright Leaves (2003)
- Six O'Clock News (1997)
- Time Indefinite (1993)
- Past Imperfect (1991) (TV)
- Something to Do with the Wall (1991)
- Sherman's March (1986)
- Backyard (1984)
- Resident Exile (1981)
- Charleen (1980)
- Space Coast (1979)
- 68 Albany Street (1976)
- 20,000 Missing Persons (1974)
[edit] External links
- Ross McElwee at the Internet Movie Database
- Ross McElwee's web site
- Ross McElwee Film Collection at First Run Features
- Online conference with Ross McElwee at The D-Word
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