Ursula Macfarlane

Ursula Macfarlane is a British filmmaker known for her impactful documentaries and narrative films that often explore complex social issues. Her notable work includes the documentary 'Untouchable' (2019), which examines the Harvey Weinstein scandal and its implications for the #MeToo movement, highlighting the systemic issues of sexual harassment in the film industry. Macfarlane's storytelling is characterized by a commitment to shedding light on difficult subjects, making her a significant voice in contemporary cinema.