Kathryn Bigelow – Top Movies
In 2008, when Bigelow took home an Oscar for The Hurt Locker, she became the first woman to win an Oscar for directing. “The Hurt Locker,” about an elite unit of sappers on a mission in Iraq, also took home Oscars in five other categories, including motion picture. Bigelow’s next work, “Zero Dark Thirty” from 2012, was also appreciated by academics, who gave him 5 nominations. The film eventually won the award for sound editing.
“heart locker”
Bigelow’s last film is “Detroit” from 2017, about the 1967 race riots.
Bigelow is also the creator of “Strange Days” surrounding the cult, as well as, among others, “Blue Steel” with Jamie Lee Curtis as a policewoman and “The Wave”, in which Patrick Swayze plays a surfer and Keanu Reeves pretends to be him, Where he plays the role of a secret investigator.
“on the wave”
Trailer for “Zero Dark Thirty” directed by Kathryn Bigelow
The hunt for the most famous terrorist in history is shown from the point of view of a young CIA agent (Academy Award nominee Jessica Chastain). Despite the distrust of her colleagues, bureaucracy, and numerous adversities, the agent finally manages to convince the Pentagon to intervene and attack Osama bin Laden’s alleged hideout.
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