John Greyson

Renowned for his politically charged and artistic films, John Greyson was born in 1960 in Nelson, British Columbia, Canada and has been an active filmmaker since the 1980s. Predominantly working in the drama and documentary genres, he's well-known for his films such as "Zero Patience" and "Lilies", the latter of which earned him the Best Canadian Film award at the Toronto International Film Festival. His authorial style is characterized by a fusion of avant-garde storytelling, political activism, and LGBT themes, making him a distinctive voice in contemporary cinema.

John Greyson is not just a filmmaker, but a human rights advocate who uses his craft to challenge norms and inspire change, showing that cinema can indeed have a powerful impact beyond entertainment.