Phil is a multifaceted creative force, serving as both a director and writer, and heading the esteemed independent film collective Native Voice Films in London, UK. Throughout his illustrious career, he has amassed an impressive portfolio of over 30 films for television and cinema, showcasing his remarkable versatility and skill.
As a director, writer, and cinematographer, Phil has helmed a diverse range of cinematic features, each one garnering significant recognition and acclaim. His most recent cinematic endeavors include The Bengali Detective, which premiered at Sundance and Berlin, and was subsequently picked up by HBO, as well as Love Hotel, which had its world premiere at Toronto and was released on Netflix and BBC Storyville.
In addition to these notable achievements, Phil has also directed and written films such as Betty They Say I'm Different, which premiered at IDFA and was broadcast on ARTE, BBC, and Amazon, as well as The Cleaner, which aired on FR2, and The Spider-Man of Sudan, which was featured on ARTE and The Guardian.
Phil's impressive array of accolades includes a British Grierson Award, a Rory Peck Award, and the prestigious Hinzpeter and Bayeux Calvados award. His upcoming cinematic endeavors include Khartoum, which is set to premiere at Sundance and Berlinale in 2025.
Furthermore, Phil is currently developing two narrative fiction projects based on real events, A Boy's Journey and The Other Side Of Here, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to storytelling and his ability to craft compelling, thought-provoking films that captivate audiences worldwide.
