British filmmaker and director, born in 1935, renowned for his innovative docudrama style. His early work with the BBC on "Culloden" and "The War Game" challenged traditional formats, blending fictional storytelling with documentary techniques. "The War Game," depicting nuclear war's impact, was initially banned by the BBC for its controversial content but later won an Academy Award for Best Documentary. Throughout his career, he often explored themes of media manipulation and societal issues, leaving a lasting impact on cinema.
THE WAR GAME
The War Game is a 1966 British pseudo-documentary film that depicts the horrifying aftermath of a nuclear war on the United Kingdom. Directed by Peter...