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James Longley

Directing · Born January 4, 1972 · Eugene, Oregon, USA

James Longley (born 4 January 1972, Eugene, Oregon) is an American documentary filmmaker, cinematographer, and producer. He is best known for Iraq in Fragments (2006), Gaza Strip (2002), and Angels Are Made of Light (2018). His work often focuses on war, conflict, and the lives of people affected by it.

James Longley movies and shows

  • POV1988
  • The Grand Tour2016
  • Control Room2004
  • Messengers2004
  • Angels Are Made of Light2018
  • Iraq in Fragments2006
  • Objectified2009
  • Treatment2011
  • This Revolution2005
  • Gridiron UK2016
  • Sacred2016
  • Egypt: We are watching you2007
  • Sari's Mother2006
  • Ghost Fleet2018
  • Circo2010
  • Heart Breaks Open2011
  • Tell Spring Not to Come This Year2015
  • Gaza Strip2002