Sean Mathias
An accomplished playwright and director, Sean Mathias made an assured feature directorial debut with "Bent" (1997), adapted from Martin Sherman's 1979 play about the plight of homosexuals interred in concentration camps. Mathias imposed a highly theatrical and stylized look that cut to the heart of Sherman's work. He also elicited fine performances from leading actors Clive Owen and Lothaire Bluteau and effective cameos from veterans Mick Jagger and Ian McKellen and rising stars like Jude Law and Rupert Graves.
Filmography
Movies
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No Score Yet | No Score Yet | Hamlet | Director | - | 2024 |
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Bent | Director | $418.2K | 1997 |
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The Lost Language of Cranes | Screenwriter | - | 1991 |