Elements Trilogy
Deepa Mehta
['ralph nelson', 'amos poe', 'bellamkonda suresh', 'tony scott', 'gloria swanson', 'brit marling', 'michael caine', 'roger donaldson', 'maurice tourneur', 'gary sinise', 'cosby', 'captain beefheart', 'al jean', 'adoor gopalakrishnan', 'dre', 'gurinder chadha', 'hal wallis', 'ricardo costa', 'flying lotus', 'nikos nikolaidis', 'ben sharpsteen', 'eminem', 'noel gallagher', 'benny andersson', 'karunanidhi', 'oprah', 'cate blanchett', 'dick powell', 'veeru devgan', 'eduardo coutinho', 'stanley donen', 'alice cooper', 'malaika arora khan', 'robert flaherty', 'yorgos lanthimos', 'michael powell', 'charles guggenheim', 'michael showalter', 'ric ocasek', 'raymond abrashkin', 'michael wolff', 'vipul shah', 'mohan kumar', 'david bowie', 'james schamus', 'henry hathaway', '20th century fox', 'udhayanidhi stalin', 'steven soderbergh', 'jahnu barua', 'lucio fulci', 'raoul walsh', 'nicolas winding refn', 'eric tsang', 'elizabeth banks', 'david hoberman', 'suresh gopi', 'naomi foner', 'ryuhei kitamura', 'betty compson', 'vittorio de sica', 'javed sheikh', 'james cagney', 'michael', 'cecil hepworth', 'dhanush', 'wong kar wai', 'miyazaki', 'tom ford', 'monta bell', 'sydney pollack', 'donald glover', 'hugo haas', 'owen wilson', 'william randolph hearst', 'toshiro mifune', 'daniel lanois', 'quentin tarantino', 'douglas kenney', 'bert haanstra', 'chris rock', 'sudesh berry', 'vice ganda', 'petrucci', 'kavya madhavan', 'anatole litvak', 'roman polanski', 'renny harlin', 'ivo caprino', 'christian frei', 'alexander hammid', 'john boorman', 'jia zhangke', 'bart freundlich', 'gordon parks', 'shinji mikami', 'louis le prince', 'sebastian gutierrez', 'sylvia anderson']
Deepa Mehta
Deepa Mehta, OC OOnt (Hindi: दीपा मेहता, [d̪iːpaː ˈmeːɦt̪aː] born September 15, 1950 is an Indo-Canadian film director and screenwriter, most known for her Elements Trilogy, Fire (1996), Earth (1998), and Water (2005); among which Earth was sent by India as its official entry for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, and Water was Canada's official entry for Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, making it only the second non-French-language Canadian film to put forth for consideration in that category (the first being Zacharias Kunuk's 2001 Inuktitut-language feature, Atanarjuat), and the first to receive an Oscar nomination. She also co-founded Hamilton-Mehta Productions, with her husband, producer David Hamilton in 1996. She was awarded a Genie Award in 2003 for the screenplay of Bollywood/Hollywood. In May 2012, Mehta received the Governor General's Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement, Canada's highest honour in the performing arts.