Andrew Haigh

Andrew Haigh is an English filmmaker who has made significant contributions to both film and television. He is recognized for writing and directing many noteworthy films, including Weekend, 45 Years, Lean on Pete, and All of Us Strangers. His film 45 Years received an Academy Award nomination, further solidifying his reputation as a skilled filmmaker. Haigh also played a large role in the production of the HBO series "Looking" and its sequel film Looking: The Movie, as well as the BBC Two limited series "The North Water."

Throughout his career, Haigh's movies have been positively received by critics worldwide. His films have consistently received high scores on Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic, two of the most trusted review aggregators in the film industry. These accomplishments demonstrate his ability to craft compelling narratives that connect with audiences and critics alike. All of Us Strangers, his most recent film, debuted at the 50th Telluride Film Festival and earned critical acclaim. He also participated in the 2022 Sight and Sound poll, where he selected his top 10 favorite films, indicating his deep understanding and appreciation of film as an art form.

His accolades also extend to his work on television. He has directed episodes for notable series, such as "The OA" on Netflix and "The North Water" on BBC Two. Over the years, Haigh has received numerous awards and nominations for his work. These include the Yorkshire Film Award at the 2009 Leeds International Film Festival and the Best Screenplay award at the 2011 Evening Standard British Film Awards. His recent honors include winning the Best British Independent Film and Best Director at the 2023 BIFA Awards for All of Us Strangers.