Grant Gee
Grant is a director and cinematographer. He is currently developing, alongside Hot Property Films and writer Mark O’Halloran (and with Irish Film Board and BFI support), Everybody Digs Bill Evans – a drama feature about the legendary jazz musician.
His most recent feature documentary, The Gold Machine, with writer Iain Sinclair, completes a trilogy of acclaimed, internationally distributed feature-documentaries about landscape and literature which began in 2012 with Patience (After Sebald) and continued with Innocence of Memories (with original narration by Nobel Laureate, Orhan Pamuk).
His documentary Joy Division, premiered at the 2007 Toronto International Film Festival and won several awards, including a Grierson Award for Best Cinema Documentary. He also directed the 500,000 DVD-selling film Meeting People is Easy,about the band Radiohead.
Innocence of Memories in The Guardian
Patience (After Sebald) in The Guardian
