Mary Harron

Mary Harron is a Canadian filmmaker and writer known for her work on provocative and thought-provoking movies. She gained recognition for directing "American Psycho," a film based on Bret Easton Ellis’s novel, examining themes of vanity and violence in 1980s America. Harron often explores complex characters and societal issues, blending psychological insight with sharp storytelling. Her style emphasizes strong visual storytelling and dark humor, making her a notable voice in contemporary cinema, especially among female directors challenging traditional perspectives within the industry.