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[=McQueen=] next directed ''Film/{{Widows}}'', a heist film about widowed women who must carry out a robbery after their husbands die in a theft of their own, based on the 1981 British TV series. He is believed to be developing a biopic of Creator/PaulRobeson. In 2020, he directed all five installments of the [[Creator/TheBBC BBC]]/[[Creator/PrimeVideo Amazon]] anthology film series Film/SmallAxe, about West Indian immigrants in London in UsefulNotes/TheSixties and UsefulNotes/TheSeventies.
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[=McQueen=] next directed ''Film/{{Widows}}'', a heist film about widowed women who must carry out a robbery after their husbands die in a theft of their own, based on the 1981 British TV series. He is believed to be developing a biopic of Creator/PaulRobeson. In 2020, he directed all five installments of the [[Creator/TheBBC BBC]]/[[Creator/PrimeVideo Amazon]] anthology film series ''Small Axe'', Film/SmallAxe, about West Indian immigrants in London in UsefulNotes/TheSixties and UsefulNotes/TheSeventies.
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Sir Steven Rodney "Steve" [=McQueen=] (born 9 October 1969 in London, England) is an English-born director, screenwriter, and video artist.
[=McQueen=] started out directing black-and-white minimalist shorts designed to be projected onto the walls of art galleries. He has often cited inspiration from Creator/AndyWarhol and Creator/BusterKeaton, winning the Turner prize (Britain's highest artistic honor) in 1999 for ''[[https://vimeo.com/115803652 Deadpan]]'', a short inspired by the infamous collapsing house stunt from ''Film/SteamboatBillJr''. [=McQueen=] has also dabbled in sculpture and photography, and received a great deal of acclaim for his 2007 work ''Queen and Country'', a collection of stamps commemorating all of the British soldiers who died fighting in Iraq between 2003 and 2008, though he considers the work incomplete as the stamps have yet to be released to the general public for use.
In 2008, [=McQueen=] made his first foray into feature films with ''Film/{{Hunger}}'', a drama about the 1981 Irish Hunger Strike, which received great critical acclaim, winning the Caméra d'Or (first-time director) Award at the Cannes Film Festival. He followed this up with ''Film/{{Shame}}'', a drama about sex addiction that received similar acclaim, particularly for the performances of Creator/MichaelFassbender and Creator/CareyMulligan. In 2013, [=McQueen=] released ''Film/TwelveYearsASlave'', a drama based on the memoirs of Solomon Northup, a free black man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery. This was [=McQueen=]'s most acclaimed film yet, winning many prizes, including the UsefulNotes/AcademyAward for Best Picture, making Steve [=McQueen=] the first black director who have directed a movie that won the top prize[[note]]he did not, however, win Best Director. That went to Creator/AlfonsoCuaron for the film ''Film/{{Gravity}}''[[/note]]
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Sir Steven Rodney "Steve" [=McQueen=] (born 9 October 1969 in London, England) is an English-born director, screenwriter, and video artist.
[=McQueen=] started out directing black-and-white minimalist shorts designed to be projected onto the walls of art galleries. He has often cited inspiration from Creator/AndyWarhol and Creator/BusterKeaton, winning the Turner prize (Britain's highest artistic honor) in 1999 for ''[[https://vimeo.com/115803652 Deadpan]]'', a short inspired by the infamous collapsing house stunt from ''Film/SteamboatBillJr''. [=McQueen=] has also dabbled in sculpture and photography, and received a great deal of acclaim for his 2007 work ''Queen and Country'', a collection of stamps commemorating all of the British soldiers who died fighting in Iraq between 2003 and 2008, though he considers the work incomplete as the stamps have yet to be released to the general public for use.
In 2008, [=McQueen=] made his first foray into feature films with ''Film/{{Hunger}}'', a drama about the 1981 Irish Hunger Strike, which received great critical acclaim, winning the Caméra d'Or (first-time director) Award at the Cannes Film Festival. He followed this up with ''Film/{{Shame}}'', a drama about sex addiction that received similar acclaim, particularly for the performances of Creator/MichaelFassbender and Creator/CareyMulligan. In 2013, [=McQueen=] released ''Film/TwelveYearsASlave'', a drama based on the memoirs of Solomon Northup, a free black man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery. This was [=McQueen=]'s most acclaimed film yet, winning many prizes, including the UsefulNotes/AcademyAward for Best Picture, making Steve [=McQueen=] the first black director who have directed a movie that won the top prize[[note]]he did not, however, win Best Director. That went to Creator/AlfonsoCuaron for the film ''Film/{{Gravity}}''[[/note]]
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[=McQueen=] next directed ''Film/{{Widows}}'', a heist film about widowed women who must carry out a robbery after their husbands die in a theft of their own, based on the 1981 British TV series. He is next planning to direct a biopic of Creator/PaulRobeson.
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[=McQueen=] next directed ''Film/{{Widows}}'', a heist film about widowed women who must carry out a robbery after their husbands die in a theft of their own, based on the 1981 British TV series. He is next planning believed to direct be developing a biopic of Creator/PaulRobeson.
Creator/PaulRobeson. In 2020, he directed all five installments of the [[Creator/TheBBC BBC]]/[[Creator/PrimeVideo Amazon]] anthology film series ''Small Axe'', about West Indian immigrants in London in UsefulNotes/TheSixties and UsefulNotes/TheSeventies.
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[=McQueen=] next plans to direct a film based on the 1981 British TV series directed ''Film/{{Widows}}'', as well as a heist film about widowed women who must carry out a robbery after their husbands die in a theft of their own, based on the 1981 British TV series. He is next planning to direct a biopic of Creator/PaulRobeson.
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Steven Rodney "Steve" [=McQueen=] (born 9 October 1969) is an English-born director, screenwriter, and video artist.
[=McQueen=] started out directing black-and-white minimalist shorts designed to be projected onto the walls of art galleries. He has often cited inspiration from Creator/AndyWarhol and Creator/BusterKeaton, winning the Turner prize (Britain's highest artistic honor) in 1999 for ''[[https://vimeo.com/115803652 Deadpan]]'', a short inspired by the infamous collapsing house stunt from ''Film/SteamboatBillJr''. [=McQueen=] has also dabbled in sculpture and photography, and received a great deal of acclaim for his 2007 work ''Queen and Country'', a collection of stamps commemorating all of the British soldiers who died fighting in Iraq between 2003 and 2008, though he considers the work incomplete as the stamps have yet to be released to the general public for use.
In 2008, [=McQueen=] made his first foray into feature films with ''Film/{{Hunger}}'', a drama about the 1981 Irish Hunger Strike, which received great critical acclaim, winning the Caméra d'Or (first-time director) Award at the Cannes Film Festival. He followed this up with ''Film/{{Shame}}'', a drama about sex addiction that received similar acclaim, particularly for the performances of Creator/MichaelFassbender and Creator/CareyMulligan. In 2013, [=McQueen=] released ''Film/TwelveYearsASlave'', a drama based on the memoirs of Solomon Northup, a free black man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery. This was [=McQueen=]'s most acclaimed film yet, winning many prizes, including the UsefulNotes/AcademyAward for Best Picture, making Steve [=McQueen=] the first black director who have directed a movie that won the top prize[[note]]he did not, however, win Best Director. That went to Creator/AlfonsoCuaron for the film ''Film/{{Gravity}}''[[/note]]
[=McQueen=] next plans to direct a film based on the 1981 British TV series ''Widows'', as well as a biopic of Creator/PaulRobeson.
Known for his use of long takes, relentless realism, and often working with Creator/MichaelFassbender.
[[caption-width-right:281:This entire entry was typed in a single, uninterrupted take.]]
Steven Rodney "Steve" [=McQueen=] (born 9 October 1969) is an English-born director, screenwriter, and video artist.
[=McQueen=] started out directing black-and-white minimalist shorts designed to be projected onto the walls of art galleries. He has often cited inspiration from Creator/AndyWarhol and Creator/BusterKeaton, winning the Turner prize (Britain's highest artistic honor) in 1999 for ''[[https://vimeo.com/115803652 Deadpan]]'', a short inspired by the infamous collapsing house stunt from ''Film/SteamboatBillJr''. [=McQueen=] has also dabbled in sculpture and photography, and received a great deal of acclaim for his 2007 work ''Queen and Country'', a collection of stamps commemorating all of the British soldiers who died fighting in Iraq between 2003 and 2008, though he considers the work incomplete as the stamps have yet to be released to the general public for use.
In 2008, [=McQueen=] made his first foray into feature films with ''Film/{{Hunger}}'', a drama about the 1981 Irish Hunger Strike, which received great critical acclaim, winning the Caméra d'Or (first-time director) Award at the Cannes Film Festival. He followed this up with ''Film/{{Shame}}'', a drama about sex addiction that received similar acclaim, particularly for the performances of Creator/MichaelFassbender and Creator/CareyMulligan. In 2013, [=McQueen=] released ''Film/TwelveYearsASlave'', a drama based on the memoirs of Solomon Northup, a free black man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery. This was [=McQueen=]'s most acclaimed film yet, winning many prizes, including the UsefulNotes/AcademyAward for Best Picture, making Steve [=McQueen=] the first black director who have directed a movie that won the top prize[[note]]he did not, however, win Best Director. That went to Creator/AlfonsoCuaron for the film ''Film/{{Gravity}}''[[/note]]
[=McQueen=] next plans to direct a film based on the 1981 British TV series ''Widows'', as well as a biopic of Creator/PaulRobeson.
Known for his use of long takes, relentless realism, and often working with Creator/MichaelFassbender.
