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Ewen Glass (b. 1982)

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Birthplace:
Ballymoney, Northern Ireland, UK

Born:
December 25, 1982

Biography from TheMovieDB

Ewen is a screenwriter from Northern Ireland. He graduated from University of Stirling (Scotland) and cut his teeth on a number of stage-plays including Glasgow Gilmorehill's 'Method' (part of the 'New Writing New Worlds' festival in 2006), and 'The Gyntish Self', an adaptation of Ibsen's Peer Gynt (Edinburgh Fringe, 2008). His one-act play, 'A Nurse Called Laura' was staged in Rome as part of Attori in Cerca D'Autore festival and led to his first screen credit when it was adapted into the short 'Un'Infermiera di Nome Laura' by FakeFactory (Rome Independent Film Festival 2009). Since then, he has written a number of features, short films and TV dramas. In 2013, Ewen won a place on Edinburgh International Film Festival's prestigious TalentLab.

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Film Production

Screenplay:
2010  Basement
2018  Lies We Tell

Story:
2010  Basement
2018  Lies We Tell
2019  Little Kingdom

Writer:
2010  Basement
2017  A Sign of Things
2018  Lies We Tell
2019  Little Kingdom

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