Antony Petrou, a Cypriot director of remarkable skill, has made a name for himself in both feature-length and short films. His artistic journey began at the prestigious Central St Martins School of Art, where he refined his visual arts skills. Additionally, he earned a Master of Fine Arts degree from the New York Film Academy, further honing his cinematic craft.
Antony's debut feature, "We Are Monster," received widespread critical acclaim for its powerful portrayal of the racially motivated murder of Zahid Mubarek. The film was released in cinemas across the United Kingdom and the United States, and later acquired by Netflix for distribution. This success cemented Antony's status as an emerging talent in the industry, and his subsequent works continued to garner praise from critics.
Antony's short films have been official selections at over 200 international film festivals, showcasing his versatility and adaptability as a filmmaker. His work is praised for its distinctive visual style, engaging storytelling, and in-depth exploration of complex themes. With each new project, Antony continues to push the boundaries of his art, solidifying his position as a prominent voice in independent cinema.
Currently, Antony is developing his next feature project, and when not working on this, he can be found working on smaller, more personal projects that showcase his creative range.
