Oliver Stone

The director and scriptwriter New Yorker born in 1946. His filmography has given the award three times Oscar and three other Golden Globes. Recognition of his talent was at first as a screenwriter, and although previously served as managing director in films that do not echoed in the film. Traffic controversial issues and uses the documentary style to create films like KFK: Murderers case open and ex officio.

He made scripts Midnight Express, 1978, Conan the Barbarous, 1982 and Scarface, 1983. Movies with whom he worked with directors Alan Parker, John Milius and Brian de Palma respectively. It won the Oscar for best direction with Platoon, 1986. A year later, led Wall Street, where the interpretation of actor Michael Douglas gave an Oscar.

 
Along the lines of war remains Born on July 4, with whom he won his second Oscar as director. In 1990, The Doors wheel, whose plot se basa en la figura del singer of the group, Jim Morrison and tries to explain his personal life and as an artist. In 1992, performs a new film based on the context of war in Vietnam, Heaven & Earth.

Three years later repeats the line with melodramatic Nixon of the hands of Anthony Hopkins. In 1996, the film emerges U-Turn, whose history parallels its earlier Natural Born Killers. It is followed in 1999, any given Sunday.

Later, his thematic focus on transcendent realities using the documentary genre. Hence, born in 2003 Commander, whose film focuses on the dictator Fidel Castro lifted and placed away from controversy in the Cuban reality and have a partisan position. Persona non grata, was also addressed in the same year, whose film as a documentary explains the problem between the Israeli and Palestinian peoples.

The following year, Stone works in a second part on Fidel Castro from terrorist events, under the title Looking for Fidel. Alexander is his next film, through which we reach the life of Alexander the Great. World Trade Center, 2006, addresses a terrible stories of so many who suffered all those involved in the attack on the Twin Towers of New York, without going into political trials or complaints, whose approach disappointed the American public.