Eric Steel

An insightful purveyor of thought-provoking documentaries, Eric Steel was born in 1964 in New York, United States, and began his active directorship in 2006. Known primarily for his profound work in the documentary genre, his most acclaimed film "The Bridge" was globally recognized for its poignant exposition on mental health and suicide, although it did not receive awards at major film festivals. Steel's authorial style is characterized by an unflinching commitment to truth-telling, often focusing on the darker, more complex facets of human existence. A deeply empathetic storyteller, Eric Steel's films offer a profound exploration of the human condition, inviting viewers to confront uncomfortable realities with compassion and understanding.