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Tim Sutton is a director and writer, known for Funny Face (2020), Dark Night (2016) and Pavilion (2012). See full bio »

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Funny Face
Funny Face Director
(2020)
Dark Night
Dark Night Director
(2016)
Pavilion
Pavilion Director
(2012)
Donnybrook
Donnybrook Director
(2018)
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 2020 Funny Face
 2018 Donnybrook
 2016 Dark Night
 2013/I Memphis
 2012 Pavilion
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  The Chain (written by) (pre-production)
 2020 Funny Face (written by)
 2018 Donnybrook (written for the screen by)
 2016 Dark Night
 2013/I Memphis
 2012 Pavilion
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 2020 Funny Face (executive producer)
 2012 Pavilion (producer)
 2007 The Road Becomes What You Leave (Video documentary short) (producer)
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 2019 Queen of Lapa (Documentary) (thanks)
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 2018 Room H.264: Brooklyn, NY, June 2016 (Documentary)
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[on shooting and editing his films] Each film has a similar vibe as far as its aesthetic. But each approach has been somewhat different. Pavilion (2012) I shot for ten days, so I did not have a lot of footage left over. But to me that was very much specific. That was always going to be 50/50 Arizona and upstate New York. I knew the film was going to start with one character, lose him, go with the... See more »
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