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An Emmy Award-winning writer, producer, and director, Alex Gibney's recent
credits include The Trials of Henry Kissinger
(writer/producer), in worldwide theatrical release; the HBO documentary
Soldiers in the Army of God (senior producer),
about the radical fringe of the anti-abortion movement; Speak
Truth To Power (producer), a PBS drama special about human
rights activists scripted by Ariel Dorfman and starring Sigourney Weaver
and Alec Baldwin; Brooklyn Babylon (executive
producer), a feature film directed by Marc Levin and featuring the Grammy
Award-winning, hip hop group The Roots; and The Huntress
(executive producer), a TV movie that became a TV series and aired on
the USA Network.
In addition, Gibney served as writer, director and series producer on
Sexual Century, a six-part documentary series for ITV and the
CBC; The Fifties, an eight-hour documentary mini-series based on
the best-selling book by Pulitzer Prize-winning author David Halberstam; The
Pacific Century, a ten-hour documentary series that was honored with an Emmy
Award, two Emmy nominations and the prestigious duPont-Columbia Award for Excellence in
Broadcast Journalism; and The New Music, about avant-garde jazz
musicians John Carter and Bobby Bradford.
Gibney's work has also appeared on the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning series,
ESPN's Sports Century, and the Emmy Award-winning PBS series
FRONTLINE. Gibney is a contributor to many publications including Newsweek,
Los Angeles Times, Newsday, New Republic, The Wilson Quarterly, Los Angeles Reader, Chicago
Reader and The San Francisco Chronicle. He is a member of the Writers Guild of America and
the Directors Guild of America.
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