Andrew Duncan

Andrew Duncan, an enigmatic figure in the world of cinema, was born in 1930 in Sydney, Australia. Duncan's directorial career spanned over several decades, from the 1950s to the 1980s, where he primarily focused on the drama and documentary genres, with his most renowned films being "The Money Makers" and "The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau." Despite not bagging awards at major film festivals, his work was widely appreciated for its raw realism and unique storytelling.

Andrew Duncan was a man who found beauty in the mundane, his films echo the same sentiment, presenting the everyday life in a way only he could.