David Michael Latt

Master of disaster movies, David Michael Latt was born in 1966 in Beverly Hills, California, USA, and has been an active filmmaker since the mid-1990s. Predominantly working in the genres of horror, sci-fi, and action, he is best known for his work on apocalyptic thrillers such as "The Day After Tomorrow," "War of the Worlds," and "Independence Day". Despite not having clinched awards at major film festivals, Latt's distinct authorial style of breathing life into disaster narratives with gripping visuals and high-paced storytelling has garnered him a dedicated fanbase. David Michael Latt is a true maverick in the film industry, unafraid to push boundaries and bring his unique visions of catastrophe and survival to the big screen.