Movies by Keith Fulton

Keith Fulton is a versatile and acclaimed filmmaker known for his insightful explorations of the creative process. Whether delving into the making of iconic films like Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and Twelve Monkeys, or directing his own evocative features, Fulton brings a keen eye and a deep appreciation for the art of cinema. Fulton's distinctive documentary work, such as Lost in La Mancha and The Making of 'Tideland', offers audiences a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of film production. His ability to capture the creative spirit of acclaimed directors like Terry Gilliam has earned him a reputation as a masterful chronicler of the filmmaking experience. Yet Fulton is no mere observer - his own directorial efforts, including the poignant coming-of-age drama The Bad Kids and the lyrical Summer's Choice, showcase his talent for crafting visually stunning, emotionally resonant stories. At the heart of Fulton's work lies a fascination with the human condition and the transformative power of the cinematic medium. From his co-direction of the unconventional Brothers of the Head to his most recent feature, the reflective He Dreams of Giants, Fulton continues to push the boundaries of traditional filmmaking, inviting audiences to see the world through a lens that is both familiar and remarkably fresh.