Directing
Molly Dineen
EN cinema · 14 credits
Birthplace
Toronto, Canada
Born in Canada and brought up in Birmingham, England, Molly Dineen is one of the UK's most acclaimed contemporary documentary filmmakers. She is known for her intimate and probing portraits of British individuals and institutions, including her debut film, 1985's Home From The Hill. She is the recipient of numerous accolades, including BAFTA, Grierson and RTS awards for documentary.
Known for
Filmography
Being Blacker
as Herself/Interviewer/Narrator, Cinematography, Producer, Director
The Lie of the Land
as Herself/Interviewer/Narrator, Director
The Lords' Tale
as Herself/Interviewer/Narrator, Director
Geri
as Self - Interviewer/Narrator, Director, Producer
Party Election Broadcast for the Labour Party
as Self - Interviewer, Director
In the Company of Men
as Herself/Interviewer/Narrator, Director, Cinematography
The Ark
as Self - Interviewer - Narrator, Director, Cinematography
The Pick, the Shovel and the Open Road
Director, Camera Operator
Heart of the Angel
as Herself/Interviewer/Narrator, Director, Producer, Cinematography
My African Farm
as Herself/Interviewer/Narrator, Director, Cinematography
Home from the Hill
as Herself/Interviewer/Narrator, Director, Cinematography
The Leather Boys
1984
The Leather Boys
Assistant Camera
Sound Business
Director, Editor