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Graham Jones (25 November 1973—) is an Irish film director.
He was born in Dublin in 1973 and started making films when he was eight years old with the family video camera.
After directing some shorts he was accepted into a film school in London. When he reached the final year, however, he decided not to make a graduation film like everyone else but master in theory by interviewing thirty low budget film producers.
These interviews were published by the British Film Institute in Jones' 1995 book Talking Pictures: Interviews with Contemporary Film Makers.
A few years later in 1997 Jones directed his own first feature film entitled How to Cheat in the Leaving Certificate.
When his next screenplay The History Student unravelled into an unpublished novel Jones attempted to keep busy by directing a 35mm commercial and also a music video, only ever agreeing to work when he had complete creative control.
Fudge 44, his second feature as a director, is released in 2006.
Not to be confused with the British psychologist Graham Jones or the American anthropologist Graham Jones
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