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Alex Gibney was born in 1953 in New York. He received his undergraduate degree from Yale University before studying film at the University of California. His most notable work is the Oscar-winning documentary 'Taxi to the Dark Side' (2008), an in-depth examination of the torture practices by the United States in the Middle-East. His other films include 'Enron' (2005) and 'The Armstrong Lie' (2013).

David Gordon Green was born in 1975 in Arkansas. He attended the North Carolina School of the Arts where he studied film. By 23, David had written and directed his first feature film 'George Washington' (2000), which was selected for the New York Film Festival, won the New York Film Critics' Prize and went on to win major festival awards internationally. His first major feature was 'Pineapple Express' (2008) starring James Franco.

Patricio Guzmán was born in 1941 in Santiago, Chile. He studied filmmaking in Chile and Spain where he graduated in 1970. Guzmán returned to Chile in 1971 and directed his first documentary, 'The First Year', which covered the first 12 months of Allende's government. He was imprisoned for filming the coup d'état during Allende's final year. After regaining his freedom, he continued to make documentaries about Chilean issues.