Kit Monkman

A visual innovator with a flair for the dramatic, Kit Monkman was born in 1970 in Harrogate, England. Since the beginning of his active years in the late 1990s, Monkman has made his mark in the realms of drama and fantasy, with his most renowned films including "The Knife That Killed Me" and his unique adaptation of "Macbeth". Unfortunately, his innovative work has yet to be recognized with awards at any major film festivals. Monkman's directorial style often challenges traditional cinematic narrative, experimenting with green screen technology and digital post-production techniques to create visually striking and immersive experiences. From a more personal perspective, Monkman is a director who dares to swim against the tide, consistently pushing the boundaries of cinematic storytelling with his distinctive and bold vision.