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David Jackson

Actor
David Jackson is primarily known as a television director who has been involved in a variety of genres including drama, thriller, and action. His directing career includes notable TV series and made-for-TV movies. Some of his credits include directing episodes for popular TV series like "The Equalizer," "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman," and "One Tree Hill." Jackson has also directed TV movies such as "The Lost World" and "Atomic Train." Though he might not have received major awards, his consistent work in television has established him as a reliable and versatile director.

Films

Theatre of War

Theatre of War

By Lola Arias

2018 | 73 min | Documentary

British and Argentinian veterans of the Falklands/Malvinas War meet in a swimming pool.

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Evolution of Violence

2011 | 76 min | Documentary

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Those Who Go Those Who Stay

Those Who Go Those Who Stay

2013 | 75 min | Documentary

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Nunca Más - No More War In Colombia?

Nunca Más - No More War In Colombia?

2018 | 36 min | Documentary

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Walking on a Thin Line

Walking on a Thin Line

2015 | 55 min | Documentary

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6 Jahre, 7 Monate und 16 Tage - die Morde des NSU

6 Jahre, 7 Monate und 16 Tage - die Morde des NSU

2017 | 76 min | Documentary

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The Freedom Last But One - Landscapes of Otto Dov Kulka

The Freedom Last But One - Landscapes of Otto Dov Kulka

2018 | 65 min | Documentary

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Meanwhile in Mamelodi

Meanwhile in Mamelodi

2011 | 74 min | Documentary

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I Won't Go Anywhere

I Won't Go Anywhere

2021 | 52 min | Drama

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Dreams of the City

Dreams of the City

1984 | 123 min | Drama

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Children Below Deck

Children Below Deck

2018 | 94 min | Documentary

Director Bettina Henkel's family originates in Latvia. Together with her father, a psychoanalyst, she embarks on a journey to her roots, which brings to light traumatic experiences of displacement and loss, but also unpleasant truths about her own family. Touching on the subject of trans-generational trauma, the film traces the history of a this little-known part of Europe through dialogue between father and daughter. "An emotional road movie about deep-seated wounds caused by the historical upheavals ...