Sue Clayton

Acclaimed British filmmaker, Sue Clayton, was born in 1952, in the historic city of York, England. She began her directorial career in the 1980s, primarily focusing on the documentary genre, with her most notable films including "The Song of the Shirt" and "The Disappearance of Finbar", the latter of which received recognition at the Stockholm Film Festival. Clayton is revered for her ability to capture the human condition in her films, often incorporating elements of social realism and feminist themes in her work.

Sue Clayton is not just a director, but a storyteller who has an innate ability to peel back the layers of society and reveal the humanity that lies beneath.