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Emer Reynolds, a Grierson-nominated feature documentary director and multi-award-winning film editor, is based in Dublin, Ireland. Her documentary directorial debut, "Here Was Cuba," co-directed with John Murray and described by The Hollywood Reporter as "a real-life end of the world thriller," was screened at festivals worldwide, broadcast on More4, and nominated for a Grierson Award in 2014. Her latest solo-directed, award-winning feature documentary, "The Farthest," which showcases the Voyager spacecraft, has been praised as "awe-inspiring... chills-inducing" by Variety, "dazzling" by The New York Times, and "exactly what the world needs right now" by the LA Times. The film won three awards, including the Audience Award at its premiere at the Dublin International Film Festival, had its international premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival, enjoyed a successful release in Ireland, the UK, and the US, and continues to tour international film festivals. Emer has written and directed four short films and directed the six-part RTE TV drama series "Trouble in Paradise." A five-time IFTA-winning editor, her feature credits include "I Went Down," "The Actors," "The Eclipse," and "Patrick's Day." Her documentary work includes "One Million Dubliners," "We Went to War," and "Broken Tail.
