Born in 1935, this British film and television director is renowned for his innovative use of docudrama and pseudo-documentary styles. His work often critiques media and explores historical and social themes. He gained prominence with "The War Game" (1965), a controversial depiction of nuclear war's effects, which was initially banned by the BBC. Other notable films include "Culloden" (1964) and "Punishment Park" (1971). His distinct approach has influenced many filmmakers and remains significant in cinematic history.