Andrew Hislop, a veteran journalist with an extensive background in esteemed London publications, has masterfully utilized his exceptional writing abilities to successfully pivot into a thriving career as a screenwriter and director. Currently residing in Ireland, Hislop's professional trajectory commenced in the prestigious publishing sector, where he refined his craft with renowned titles such as the Times of London, the Observer, and the Times Literary Supplement.
As a seasoned and accomplished screenwriter, Hislop has had the distinct privilege of collaborating with a diverse array of highly respected and accomplished directors and producers throughout the course of his remarkable and illustrious career.
One particularly notable example of his collaborative efforts can be seen in the short film series "Ten Minutes Older", a project that boasts an impressive array of contributions from no fewer than 15 world-renowned directors, including the esteemed Nicolas McClintock.
Nicolas Roeg, a highly acclaimed and accomplished filmmaker, has embarked on a multitude of creative ventures in tandem with Hislop, encompassing the forthcoming cinematic masterpiece "History Play", which not only bears his authorial stamp but also his directorial expertise.
Not only is Hislop pursuing a variety of endeavors, but he is also actively involved in the development of three feature films in collaboration with Bobby Pushkarna, a renowned Bollywood producer.
Noted art historian and author, William Dalrymple, has collaborated with Hislop to produce a biographical film about the extraordinary life of Amrita Sher-Gil, a celebrated Indian painter.
Noted television personality, Hislop, boasts an impressive array of credits that showcase his remarkable talent and versatility. One of his most notable directorial efforts is the critically acclaimed "Sauce for the Goose", a film directed by Claire Peploe that earned the prestigious Prix Publique award at the esteemed Prix Cognac, a testament to its exceptional quality and recognition.
