Tarsem Singh

Film director of 'The Cell' and 'Immortals'

Tarsem Singh - Film director of 'The Cell' and 'Immortals'
Born

May 26th, 1961
63 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An Indian-American director, producer, and screenwriter. Gained recognition for a distinctive visual style and storytelling approach. Worked on various films, including 'The Cell,' which showcased a blend of psychological horror and artistic visuals, and 'Immortals,' a fantasy action film inspired by Greek mythology. Also directed 'The Fall,' which received critical acclaim for its artistry and narrative structure. Singh's work spans across several genres, with a strong emphasis on visual storytelling.

'The Cell'

'Immortals'

'The Fall'

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