Ben Steele

An innovative storyteller and a true visionary of the film industry, Ben Steele was born in 1972 in the quaint town of Leeds, United Kingdom. His active years of directing spanned from 1995 to present day, creating cinematic magic primarily in the genres of drama and documentary, with his most famous films including the critically acclaimed "Hunted" and "The Man Who Shot the Great War." Steele's authorial style is marked by his ability to portray raw, human emotions in a profound way, which led him to receive several awards, even though none of them were at major film festivals. Steele is not just a filmmaker, but an empathetic storyteller who, through his lens, has the ability to make the audience see the world with a fresh perspective.