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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Jason_FiggisJason Figgis - Wikipedia

    Jason Figgis is an Irish film director known for his work on a variety of projects ranging from documentaries to horror films. He was born in Ranelagh, Dublin, and attended St. Mary’s College in Rathmines before studying art at Ballyfermot Senior College in Dublin.

  2. www.imdb.com › name › nm2061884Jason Figgis - IMDb

    Jason Figgis. Director: The Ecstasy of Isabel Mann. In 2003 Jason directed his first feature after being asked to collaborate with Sir Simon Marsden on a documentary called The Twilight Hour which featured Sir John Hurt as the narrator.

    • Director, Producer, Writer
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  3. www.imdb.com › title › tt22274690Love? (2022) - IMDb

    Oct 6, 2022 · Love?: Directed by Jason Figgis. With Samantha Beckinsale. LOVE? articulates the silent voices of Domestic Abuse. It describes a cruel dark world but with shafts of light that bring hope. A powerful film like no other.

    • Jason Figgis
    • 2022-10-06
    • Drama
    • 81
  4. figgisjason.wixsite.com › director › biographyBIOGRAPHY | Mysite

    Jason Figgis is an award-winning IFTA nominated film and TV director who has had feature work commissioned by major broadcasters that include Sky One, Sky Arts and Discovery Channel.

  5. Jason Figgis is an award-winning IFTA nominated film and TV director commissioned by major broadcasters that include Sky One, Sky Arts and Discovery Channel.

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  6. Jun 14, 2018 · Jason Figgis, a horror filmmaker, talks about his documentary on Simon Marsden, a gothic photographer. He shares his admiration for Marsden's work, his experience with John Hurt, and his love for the horror genre.

  7. Maverick: Directed by Jason Figgis. With Steven Berkoff, Richard E. Grant, Rupert Graves, Maureen Lipman. MAVERICK THE STORY OF THE KING'S HEAD: THE FIRST PUB THEATRE IN MODERN ENGLAND SYNOPSIS Dan Crawford emigrated from Hackensack New Jersey to England in 1969.