Sam Taylor-Johnson
Born in 1967 in England, she is a renowned filmmaker and photographer known for her distinctive narrative style and visual artistry. She gained early recognition with her short film "Love You More," nominated for a BAFTA. She made her feature directorial debut with "Nowhere Boy," a biopic about John Lennon's early years. She later directed "Fifty Shades of Grey." Her work often explores themes of identity and human emotion, and she has exhibited photography in major galleries worldwide.
Movies directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson
NOWHERE BOY
Nowhere Boy is a biographical drama film about the early life of John Lennon, focusing on his relationship with his mother and the start of his music...
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