
Directing
Terence Davies
Born 1945-11-10 · Liverpool, England, UK
Died 2023-10-07
Terence Davies (10 November 1945 — 7 October 2023) was an English writer-director and former novelist. As a filmmaker, Davies is noted for his recurring themes of emotional (and sometimes physical) endurance, the influence of memory on everyday life and the potentially crippling effects of dogmatic religiosity on the emotional life of individuals and societies. Stylistically, Davies' works are notable for their symmetrical compositions, "symphonic" structure and measured pace.
Credits
Newest first
The Gates of Heavenas Self2025
Home! Home!Writer2024
Passing Timeas Narrator (voice)2023
Passing TimeDirector2023
Passing TimeWriter2023
Reel Britanniaas Self - Producer - Writer2022
BenedictionDirector2021
BenedictionWriter2021- But Why?as Narrator (voice)2021
- But Why?Director2021
- But Why?Writer2021
Investigating The Ladykillers2020
My Letter to the World: A Journey Through the Life of Emily Dickinsonas Self2017
A Quiet PassionWriter2016
A Quiet PassionDirector2016
Sunset SongDirector2015
Sunset SongScreenplay2015
The Deep Blue SeaDirector2011
The Deep Blue SeaScreenplay2011
The Story of Film: An Odysseyas Self2011
Of Time and the Cityas Self - Narrator (voice)2008
Of Time and the CityWriter2008
Of Time and the CityDirector2008
Doris Day: Virgin Territoryas Self2007
Legendsas Self2006
The House of MirthDirector2000
The House of MirthScreenplay2000
The Neon BibleDirector1995
The Neon BibleScreenplay1995
The Long Day ClosesWriter1992
The Long Day ClosesDirector1992
Distant Voices, Still LivesDirector1988
Distant Voices, Still LivesWriter1988
The Terence Davies TrilogyWriter1983
The Terence Davies TrilogyDirector1983
Death and TransfigurationDirector1983
Death and TransfigurationWriter1983
Madonna and ChildDirector1980
Madonna and ChildWriter1980
BoogieDirector1980
The South Bank Show1978
Anna Karenina1977
ChildrenDirector1976
ChildrenWriter1976
Survivorsas Harper1975- Film '72as Self1971
- The Post Office GirlScreenplay—