Michael Linn

Renowned for his unique storytelling, Michael Linn was born in the year 1966 in the small town of Clear Lake, South Dakota, USA. His active years as a director, spanning from 2003 to the present, have been marked by a focus on the drama genre, with his most notable film being "Into His Arms" (1999) and "Through a Glass Darkly" (2008), the latter earning him an award at the South Dakota Film Festival. While he hasn't achieved significant recognition at the major film festivals, his works are distinguished by their emotional depth, subtle character development, and a clear focus on religious and spiritual themes, often inspired by his upbringing in Midwest America. As a person, Michael Linn carries the same quiet intensity that is mirrored in his films, a man who is deeply committed to his craft and his faith, and whose works are a testament to his ability to weave profound narratives out of ordinary human experiences.