Mary Ratliff

Mary Ratliff, a distinctive voice in American documentary filmmaking, was born in 1982 in Columbia, Missouri, USA. Known for her active years from the early 2000s to the present, Ratliff has made a name in the realm of documentary and short films, with her most recognized works including "Hope: The Last thing in Pandora's Box" and "Mind/Game: The Unquiet Journey of Chamique Holdsclaw." Although not a recipient of major festival awards, her films are highly acclaimed for their potent storytelling and profound exploration of mental health issues and societal norms. Mary Ratliff, with her empathetic lens and sincere portrayal of real-life stories, continues to inspire audiences, proving that filmmaking can indeed be a powerful tool for social change.