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- Biography: Jeremy Podeswa (b. 1962 in Toronto, Ontario) is an award-winning Canadian/American film and television director. He is best known for directing the television shows Six Feet Under, Nip/Tuck, The Tudors, and Queer as Folk. He has also written several films.
Filmography
- The Pacific (2009)
- Fugitive Pieces (2007)
- The Tudors (2007)
- The Riches This Is Your Brain on Drugs (2007)
- Dexter That Night, a Forest Grew (2007)
- Shortbus (2006)
- Quinceañera (2006)
- The Book of Daniel (2006)
- Into the West (2005)
- Whole New Thing (2005)
- Nip/Tuck Ben White (2005)
- Nip/Tuck Granville Trapp (2005)
News
Though the recent change in government did spread a breath of optimism in the group's ranks, FOG do maintain plans to turn this week-long showcase of Greek cinema into a yearly event, in case their demands for new, modern and... ... Full Article
Toronto on Film: Part 3
thestar.com –
2009-09-09
The next chapter in Geoff Pevere's survey of Toronto's history on film, "Flickering City." Part of his book Toronto on Film , produced by TIFF as part of the city's 175th birthday celebrations. ... Full Article
A new featurette showcasing the explanatory remarks from director/writer Jeremy Podeswa about post-WW II drama film 'Fugitive Pieces' has come out online. A new featurette on the Samuel Goldwyn Films' drama " Fugitive Pieces " has come out on the... ... Full Article
Remembrance of Things Past
laweekly.com –
2007-09-07
When, in a Toronto Film Festival preview story appearing in this week's Village Voice , my redoubtable colleague Nathan Lee offered a breathless, A to V list of the filmmakers whose work he was most hotly anticipating during our collective... ... Full Article
"I did not witness the most important events of my life," says the narrator of the film Fugitive Pieces . He is Jakob Beer, a writer whose life is forever shaped by the aftershocks from the harrowing murder of his... ... Full Article
Toronto #2: Deliver us from evil
suntimes.com –
2007-09-06
TORONTO, Ont.-Oh, what a sad man, and oh, what a sad journey he endures to find inner peace. Jeremy Podeswa 's "Fugitive Pieces," which opened the 32nd Toronto Film Festival here Thursday night, is a rare film that deals without... ... Full Article