James Hawes

Acclaimed British director, James Hawes, was born in 1960 in Pontypool, South Wales, UK and has been actively contributing to the world of cinema and television since the 1990s. His primary work lies in the genres of drama, adventure, and science fiction, with standout titles including "Penny Dreadful," "Doctor Who," and the award-winning "Black Mirror: The National Anthem." Though not strictly a festival darling, his keen eye for detail and skillful command over narrative pacing has earned him a BAFTA for "Black Mirror," and a reputation as a solid craftsman of suspenseful and thought-provoking storytelling. James Hawes, with his Welsh grit and cinematic genius, has consistently proven himself to be a masterful storyteller, capable of weaving intricate narratives that keep audiences on the edge of their seats.