Peter Watkins
Peter Watkins is a renowned British filmmaker, best known for his innovative documentary-style films that often utilize amateur actors. His 1965 work, The War Game, which depicts the catastrophic aftermath of a nuclear strike on Britain, was initially banned by the BBC due to its graphic content and unsettling themes. Despite this, the film went on to win an Oscar in 1967, showcasing Watkins' pioneering vision in cinema and his ability to provoke thought on pressing social issues.
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Director Peter Watkins preferred to use amateur actors in his films.
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