Peggy Rajski

A mastermind of evocative storytelling, Peggy Rajski was born in 1950 in the United States, exact place unknown. Her active years as a director spanned from the 1980s, mainly focusing on drama genre, with her most renowned work being the Academy Award-winning short film "Trevor" released in 1994. The film's poignant examination of a gay teenager's crisis not only landed her an Oscar but also established her as a filmmaker with a deep and sensitive understanding of human emotions and social issues. Peggy Rajski, with her empathetic vision and ability to touch the untouched aspects of society through her films, has etched an indelible mark in the world of cinema.