Myles Connell

Celebrated for his authentic storytelling, Myles Connell is a noted figure in the world of independent filmmaking. Born in 1957 in New York City, USA, Connell became active in the film industry from the 1990s, primarily directing drama and crime genres with his most acclaimed work being "The Opportunists," which starred Christopher Walken. Despite not capturing any major festival awards, his ability to weave intricate narratives coupled with the knack for drawing nuanced performances from his actors has earned him a respected place in the film industry. Known for his low-key but impactful filmmaking style, Connell is a director who finds beauty in the ordinary, making everyday life come alive on the screen.