British filmmaker, known for his work in independent cinema, emerged in the early 2000s with a distinctive narrative style. He gained attention with his feature film debut, "AKA," which explored themes of identity and class. The film's innovative triple-split-screen technique showcased his creative approach to storytelling. Over the years, he has continued to work on projects that often delve into personal and societal issues, maintaining a focus on character-driven narratives and visual experimentation.