Alan Clarke
Director and screenwriter of film and TV
Director and screenwriter of film and TV
1990
36 years ago — 55 years old
Artists & Creatives
United Kingdom
An English director and screenwriter, significant contributions were made to British television and film. Alan Clarke directed various dramas and documentaries, with a focus on social issues. Notable works include the films 'Scum' and 'Made in Britain', which explored youth culture and societal challenges. Clarke's style often employed a gritty realism and an innovative approach to storytelling, influencing future generations of filmmakers. His work received critical acclaim and highlighted pressing issues of the time.
Directed 'Scum' (1979)
Directed 'Made in Britain' (1982)
Contributed to 'Elephant' (1989)
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