Andrew William Legge (born 1983) is an Irish screenwriter and director based in Dublin. He has made several award-winning short films, including faux documentary The Chronoscope (2009), which won Best Short Film at the Belfast Film Festival, and The Unusual Inventions of Henry Cavendish (2005), for which he won Best Short Film and the Frank Copplestone First Time Director Award at Celtic Film and Television Festival in 2007. Legge has a penchant for playing with form and music as part of the storytelling process. The silent love story was partly shot on a hand-wound ‘Krasnogorsk’ 16mm camera. Legge made his feature-length directorial debut with the alt-history time-travel mockumentary LOLA (2022).
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LOLA (2023) Director |
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LOLA (2023) Screenplay |
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LOLA (2023) Screenstory |
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LOLA (2023) Executive Producer |
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LOLA (2023) Additional Photography |
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LOLA (2023) Title Designer |
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The Girl with the Mechanical Maiden (2013) Director |
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The Girl with the Mechanical Maiden (2013) Camera Loader |
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A Kingdom Once Again (2012) Director |
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A Kingdom Once Again (2012) Writer |
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The Chronoscope (2009) Director |
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The Chronoscope (2009) Screenplay |
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Revolution 365.1 (2007) Producer |
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The Unusual Inventions of Henry Cavendish (2005) Director |
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The Unusual Inventions of Henry Cavendish (2005) Cinematography |
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1902 (2001) Director |
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1902 (2001) Editor |
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1902 (2001) Writer |
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1902 (2001) Producer |