David Bryant

David Bryant, the master storyteller from the United Kingdom, was born in the year 1941, in the city of London. Active predominantly during the years of 1965 to 2000, Bryant became renowned for his gripping dramas and insightful documentaries, with his most notable works including "The Unseen Voices" and "Through the Looking Glass", however, despite his critical acclaim, he was never showered with awards at major film festivals. His authorial style is marked by its profound humanism, and his sharp focus on societal issues, often narrated through the lens of ordinary individuals.

From the heart, Bryant was not just a filmmaker, but a true humanist, using his craft to shed light on the world's complexities, making us feel a bit more understood and a little less alone.