Movies by Eamon Harrington

Eamon Harrington is a visionary documentary filmmaker whose work ventures into the lesser-known corners of American history and culture. With a keen eye for the cinematic potential in even the most ordinary of subjects, Harrington has crafted a diverse body of work that is both enlightening and thoroughly entertaining. From his early exploration of the rise and fall of American International Pictures in "It Conquered Hollywood!" to his more recent investigations into the myths and realities surrounding figures like Ross Perot in "The Ross Perot Myth," Harrington's films are defined by their meticulous research, thoughtful analysis, and a flair for presenting complex stories in an engaging manner. Whether delving into the behind-the-scenes world of Cirque du Soleil or uncovering the harrowing personal stories of those affected by the AIDS crisis, Harrington approaches each subject with empathy and an unerring commitment to truth. What truly sets Harrington apart, however, is his ability to find the universal within the specific. Films like "Jacqui's Dilemma" and "Positive: A Journey Into AIDS" demonstrate his talent for humanizing broad societal issues, while works like "Miracle At Trapper Creek" and the recent "Not Carol" showcase his knack for extracting the extraordinary from the seemingly ordinary. With a versatile and distinctive cinematic voice, Eamon Harrington has firmly established himself as one of the most compelling and important documentary filmmakers working today.