Marion Milne

Marion Milne, a visionary director born in 1958 in Wellington, New Zealand, carved her niche in the film industry from 1985 till present. Her cinematic prowess is predominantly demonstrated in the documentary genre, with her most famous works including "The Man Who Shot the Great War" and "Wallis Simpson: The Secret Letters," both of which have been highly acclaimed. Although she hasn't received awards at major film festivals, Milne's compelling storytelling and meticulous attention to detail have earned her a distinguished reputation in the film world. As a director, Marion Milne wields her camera with a surgeon's precision, dissecting the nuances of her subjects, and offering the audience an intimate view of their world.