Berton Pierce

Master of unconventional and imaginative cinema, Berton Pierce was born in 1960 in Los Angeles, USA. His directing career spanned over three decades, starting from the 1980s, during which he became known for his unique contributions to the genres of documentary and experimental films, with his most famous works being "Sense of Scale" and "Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles". Although Pierce never received any major film festival awards, his work is highly regarded for its distinctive style, characterized by a keen eye for the unusual and a knack for capturing the extraordinary in the mundane. Berton Pierce, with his deep-seated passion for the eccentric, is a true visionary who has always dared to venture where few filmmakers tread, etching out a niche for himself in the vast realm of cinema.