Martin Rosen

An expert in animated storytelling, Martin Rosen was born in 1942, in London, England. Active from the late 1970s to the early 1990s, Rosen primarily dabbled in animation and family genres, making his most noted contributions with films like "Watership Down" and "The Plague Dogs," though never claimed any significant awards. While his directorial style is characterized by a unique blend of detailed character development and tackling serious themes in animation, Rosen's work is notably absent from major film festivals. Martin Rosen is a true maverick in the world of animation, a director who dared to tread where others wouldn't, bringing depth and darkness to the often light-hearted genre.