Eddie Roman

Dubbed as the unsung hero of Hollywood's golden era, Eddie Roman, born in 1900 in Philadelphia, USA, was an active filmmaker from the 1930s to the 1950s. Known for his work in the crime and drama genres, Roman's most notable films include "Blackmail" and "The Glass Wall," yet, despite his contributions, he never received significant awards at major film festivals. While his cinematic style might not have been as distinctive as some of his contemporaries, Roman's ability to create tension and suspense in his films was commendable. Beyond the camera, Eddie Roman was a true artisan of his time, his passion for storytelling was evident in every frame he shot, embodying the spirit of early Hollywood.