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Scottish born filmmaker Kevin Macdonald has worked across feature films, documentary
and television over the last 25 years. His best known films include: One Day in
September (Oscar win for Best Documentary, 2000) Touching the Void (BAFTA for Best
British Film, 2004) The Last King of Scotland (BAFTA for Best British Film, 2007 and
winner of Best Actor Oscar for Forest Whittaker), Life in A Day (2011 Sundance Film
Festival premiere) Marley (2011, BAFTA and GRAMMY nominated), Whitney (2016,
Cannes premiere, Grammy nominated) The Mauritanian (2021 BAFTA nominated,
Golden Globe win for Supporting Actress, Jodie Foster) and most recently One to One:
John and Yoko which premiered at Venice and Telluride in 2024. Kevin is also the author
(with Mark Cousins) of Imagining Reality - a history of documentary film.

Sam Rice-Edwards is a multi-award-winning Editor and Director renowned for his work
in feature documentary, commercials and music videos. Documentary credits include
2018’s Grammy-nominated “Whitney” and “Life in a Day 2020” (both directed by Kevin
Macdonald), 2021’s Bafta-nominated “The Rescue” (Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin)
and “Meet Me in the Bathroom” (edited and co-directed by Rice-Edwards alongside
directors Thirty Two). In 2024 he cut “Last Song From Kabul” (directed by Kevin
Macdonald) which was nominated for an Emmy and Oscar-shortlisted. Rice-Edwards
again collaborated with Kevin Macdonald in co-directing and editing “One to One: John
& Yoko” (2025). It premiered at Venice Film Festival to critical acclaim and is due for
theatrical release this April.