Vincent Lambe is a renowned writer, director, and producer hailing from Ireland, who has garnered widespread recognition for his exceptional work in the film industry. As a double winner of the prestigious Young Director Award in Cannes, he has cemented his position as a talented and innovative filmmaker. Additionally, Lambe has been nominated for an Irish Film & Television Academy Award (IFTA) and has won numerous accolades at various international film festivals, including the Krakow Film Festival, the Odense International Film Festival, the Emerging Directors Award, and the Rising Star Award from Irish Screen America.
Lambe's most notable achievement is the Oscar-nominated film 'Detainment', which received a nod for Best Live Action Short Film at the 91st Academy Awards in 2019. The film's nomination sparked a significant controversy globally, as it is based on interview transcripts from the infamous James Bulger case, which continues to be a topic of intense public debate in the United Kingdom. Despite the controversy, 'Detainment' received widespread critical acclaim from renowned critics and experts connected to the case, leading to a public debate on the circumstances surrounding the crime and a broader discussion about the right to tell true stories.
Born and raised in Ireland, Vincent Lambe is a graduate of the National Film School of Ireland, and has worked with a diverse range of production companies and broadcasters throughout his career. He has also gained experience in casting and as an agent for actors. Furthermore, Lambe has served on the jury for several international film festivals and screenplay competitions, solidifying his reputation as a respected and accomplished filmmaker. He is a proud member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (A.M.P.A.S.) and a voting member for the Academy Awards.
