
Born April 26, 1898 — Died February 19, 1972
From Kilmadock, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK
Also known as 约翰·格里尔逊
John Grierson (1898–1972) was a pioneering Scottish filmmaker and producer who shaped the documentary film movement, earning recognition as the father of British and Canadian documentary cinema. He famously coined the term "documentary" in 1926 and championed the idea that film should serve as a too...

A Return to Memory
Self (archive sound)
Documenting John Grierson
Creative Process: Norman McLaren
Self

Grierson
Self (archive footage)

I Remember, I Remember
John Grierson
Himself
Rivers at Work
Narrator

The Face of Scotland
John Knox (voice)

Night Mail
Commentary
On the Fishing Banks of Skye
Narrator

Hitchcock on Grierson
Self