Movies by John Slattery

John Slattery is a versatile filmmaker whose work is marked by a keen eye for character and an unflinching exploration of the human condition. As both an acclaimed actor and a rising director, Slattery brings a nuanced, character-driven approach to his films, delving into the complexities of modern life with a thoughtful, understated style. Slattery first gained widespread recognition for his standout performance as the wry, charismatic Roger Sterling on the acclaimed AMC drama series "Mad Men," for which he earned multiple Emmy and Critics' Choice Television Award nominations. However, it is behind the camera where Slattery has truly left his mark, crafting films that are both visually striking and emotionally resonant. His directorial debut, "God's Pocket" (2014), showcased Slattery's talent for capturing the gritty, working-class world of Philadelphia, blending dark humor and poignant character studies to create a compelling portrait of a community struggling with grief and loss. More recently, Slattery's latest film, "Maggie Moore(s)" (2023), has further solidified his reputation as a director unafraid to tackle complex, morally ambiguous themes, weaving a captivating mystery that explores the nature of identity and the consequences of our choices. With his keen eye for detail and his ability to extract nuanced performances from his actors, Slattery has emerged as a filmmaker to watch, delivering films that are both visually arresting and emotionally impactful.