Parker Dorris

Parker Dorris, the master of the modern western: Born in 1965 in Nashville, USA, Dorris emerged as a prominent director during the 1990s, breathing new life into the western genre. Renowned for films like "Desert Dust" and "Rider's Moonlight," he has been lauded for his unique approach, netting several awards, though none from major film festivals, yet his richly textured narratives and his distinctive authorial style have gained him a widespread following. Dorris's cinematic vision, deeply rooted in his American south heritage, has brought an unexplored depth to the western genre, making audiences feel as though they've truly lived in the lawless frontier.

From the heart, Parker Dorris is an artist who, in the midst of modern cinema, relentlessly paints the wild, untamed landscapes of the past with an unapologetic passion.