K.D. Davison

A maverick of the neo-noir genre, K.D. Davison was born in 1960 in the bustling city of Manchester, England. His directorial career spanned from 1985 to 2010, during which he created some of the most iconic films in the neo-noir and thriller genres, including globally acclaimed hits like "Under the City Lights" and "Whispers in the Dark", the latter scored him a BAFTA for Best Director. Davison's authorial style is characterized by his unique ability to blend grim narratives with stylistic visuals, creating a sense of unease and suspense that makes his films unforgettable.

K.D. Davison, always seen with his signature trilby hat, is a man who paints the shadows of the human psyche onto the silver screen, with a candidness that only a true artist could possess.