Jerry Spears

A master storyteller of the silver screen, Jerry Spears was born in 1965 in Wellington, New Zealand, and began his active career in the film industry in the early 1990s. Spears' works predominantly fall under the genres of drama and mystery, and his most famous films include "Whispers of the Wind" and "Beneath the Southern Cross", both of which have garnered numerous accolades, albeit not at major film festivals. An advocate for nuanced storytelling, Spears' directorial style is characterized by his deliberate pacing, intricate character development, and the profound incorporation of the breathtaking New Zealand landscape into his narratives. Jerry Spears, with his unassuming demeanor and gentle wit, has a deep-seated passion for storytelling that is as captivating as the mesmerizing tales he weaves on the big screen.