Frankie J. Fenton is a highly accomplished Irish film and television director and producer, renowned for his impressive body of work in the documentary genre, with a particular focus on tackling pressing social issues of the day.
His directorial debut, the feature documentary "It's Not Yet Dark", boasts the esteemed narration of Colin Farrell and had the distinction of premiering at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival in 2017.
In addition to his directorial endeavors, Fenton has also demonstrated his production prowess, having helmed the short film "The Grass Ceiling", a powerful exploration of gender equality in sports, as well as the feature film "Atomic Hope", a thought-provoking examination of the nuclear debate and its implications for climate change.
Both of these projects have garnered widespread critical acclaim and numerous international awards, cementing Fenton's reputation as a masterful storyteller and a passionate advocate for social change.
