Costa-Gavras

Costa-Gavras is a renowned Greek-French film director and producer, best known for his politically charged films that often address issues such as oppression, injustice, and government corruption. He gained international acclaim for movies like "Z" (1969), which highlights the assassination of a Greek politician, and "Missing" (1982), which deals with the Chilean dictatorship. His work is characterized by powerful storytelling and a focus on real events, making complex political topics accessible to audiences. Costa-Gavras has received numerous awards for his contributions to cinema, blending art with activism to raise awareness of critical social issues.