by Andrew Birkin

Movie The Cement Garden (1993) is movie directed by Andrew Birkin.

Birkin

The Cement Garden (1993) is movie directed by Andrew Birkin.

Andrew Birkin, who wrote and directed The Cement Garden (based on the novel by Ian McEwan)

It has been adapted for screen by Andrew Birkin, who wrote and directed The Cement Garden (based on the novel by Ian McEwan), for which French won the Silver Bear for Best Director at the Berlin Film Festival.

early Ian McEwan –

Ruth Rendell and Daphne du Maurier, they’re the two biggest influences on me, and also early Ian McEwan – The Cement Garden is a perfect psychological thriller – Kate Atkinson and Tana French.

Ian McEwan’s

but I’m also a huge fan of darker character-led dramas such as Ian McEwan’s The Cement Garden.

Ed Shearmur

Ed Shearmur worked as orchestration and conducting assistant to Michael Kamen on such films as Licence to Kill, Die Hard, Lethal Weapon and the acclaimed Don Juan DeMarco) before scoring Ed Shearmur's first full-length feature film The Cement Garden which won the director's prize at the Berlin Film Festival.

David Porter

As of 2010, the garden's director was David Porter.

Britain’s Ian McEwan

From The Cement Garden to his brilliant Atonement, Britain’s Ian McEwan picks at the wounds left by terrible events, linking death to desire in ways that both challenge the nature of art and illuminate the difficulties of modern living.

Albert Moya

Directly by Albert Moya, the film captures the architect in Albert Moya's home and headquarters of Albert Moya's architecture shop, a grown cement factory filled with contemporary furniture and plants.

Hugo de Vries

Hugo de Vries was the director of the garden, Hugo de Vries was a Dutch botanist and one of the first geneticists, chiefly know for suggesting the concept of genes, rediscovering the laws of heredity.

Gerrit van Iterson Jr.

Gerrit van Iterson Jr. was the first director of the garden until 1948.

Alan Rickman

Directed by Alan Rickman, the period film genre is about a rivalry among gardeners commissioned to create a fountain at the Palace of Versailles.

James Marsh

Below are some location shots, showing the film's director James Marsh instructing the actors in the garden.

David Attinger

The Director with responsibility for the Garden is David Attinger.

Defendant James D. Norris

Defendant James D. Norris has been a director of the Garden since December 19, 1950, and has been December's president since June 9, 1955.

Jacobus Walter (born 1655), a professor of medicine who was also responsible for botany

The first director of the garden was Jacobus Walter (born 1655), a professor of medicine who was also responsible for botany.

Under the directorship of the botanist George H.K. Thwaites

Under the directorship of the botanist George H.K. Thwaites, the garden played a pivotal role in establishing the country’s flourishing tea industry in the late 1870s.

Jacob Bobart the Elder

The Garden's first director, Jacob Bobart the Elder, in 1648 published a list of the approximately 1,400 plants in the garden, entitled 'Catologus plantarum Horti medici Oxoniensis' (catalogue of the plants in the Oxford medicinal garden).

Jens Wilken Hornemann

In 1817, the model with a double directorship was abandoned when Jens Wilken Hornemann was made the director of the garden.

Brian Holley

That same year, Brian Holley became director of the Garden and started developing a more sophisticated educational program that would better serve local youth while also raising awareness of and support for the Garden from the Greater Cleveland community.