Robert Sarkies
Robert Sarkies is a New Zealand filmmaker renowned for his ability to highlight real-life tragedies through compelling narratives. He gained significant recognition for his film 'Pike River,' which intricately captures the aftermath of a coal mine explosion that claimed the lives of 29 men in 2010. Sarkies' work often emphasizes the emotional and social implications of such events, making him a crucial voice in contemporary cinema.
Born on Jan 01, 1971 (54 years old)
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New Zealand:
Anyone hoping to see Pike River, Robert Sarkies’ drama about the 2010 West Coast mining disaster.
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Australia:
To make the New Zealand drama Pike River, director Robert Sarkies worked closely with a community ripped apart when a coal mine explosion killed 29 men in 2010.
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