Michael Kenneth Christian Grigsby (7 June 1936 – 12 March 2013) was an English documentary filmmaker. With a filmography spanning six decades and nearly 30 films, Grigsby occupies a unique position in British documentary filmmaking, having witnessed and commented on many of the dramatic changes in British society (and beyond) from the late 1950s into the next century. As a critic noted, "from Michael Grigsby back to John Grierson runs an unbroken tradition in British documentary-making: a passionate commitment to the poetry of everyday life."
|
Small Is Beautiful: The Story of the Free Cinema Films Told by Their Makers (2006) as Self |
|
Right to Work March (1972) as |
|
We Went to War (2013) Director |
|
|
Hidden Voices (1995) Director |
|
The Time of Our Lives (1994) Director |
|
|
Dear Mr Gorbachev (1990) Director |
|
Living on the Edge (1987) Director |
|
Bag of Yeast (1976) Director |
|
|
The People’s Land, Eskimos of Pond Inlet (1976) Director |
|
A Life Apart: Anxieties in a Trawling Community (1973) Director |
|
|
A Life Apart: Anxieties in a Trawling Community (1973) Producer |
|
|
I Was a Soldier (1970) Director |
|
|
Deckie Learner (1965) Director |
|
Tomorrow's Saturday (1962) Director |
|
|
Tomorrow's Saturday (1962) Producer |
|
|
Tomorrow's Saturday (1962) Writer |
|
Enginemen (1959) Director |
|
|
Enginemen (1959) Writer |
|
|
No Tumbled House (1955) Director |
|
|
Ut Proficias (1953) Director |