Nanni Moretti

Nanni Moretti is known for include The Son’s Room (2001), winner of the FIPRESCI Prize and Palm d’Or at Cannes Film Festival, Dear Diary (1993), winner Best Director at Cannes Film Festival, Golden Globe, Italy, Best Film, and The Caiman (2006), nominated for Palm d’Or.

by Lenny Abrahamson (Frank)

Directed by Lenny Abrahamson (Frank), and based on Emma Donoghue’s innovative 2010 novel, Room is the haunting story of a five-year-old boy who lives in a single room.

by Academy Award nominee Lenny Abrahamson

Directed by Academy Award nominee Lenny Abrahamson, Room is an intensely powerful and wonderfully life-affirming journey about the power of love, limitless imagination and the strength of the human spirit.

by Tommy Wiseau

Directed by Tommy Wiseau, The Room is widely considered one of the worst movies of all time.

by the award-winning Michael Longhurst

Written by the internationally acclaimed Florian Zeller, lauded by The Guardian as 'the most exciting playwright of our time', The Son is directed by the award-winning Michael Longhurst and forms the final part of the critically acclaimed trilogy with The Father and The Mother.

by Irish filmmaker Lenny Abrahamson

Directed by Irish filmmaker Lenny Abrahamson, “Room” is told from Jack’s limited point of view amid Ma’s attempts to create a semblance of normality in their lives.

by Ireland’s Lenny Abrahamson Jacob Tremblay

Directed by Ireland’s Lenny Abrahamson with uncanny sensitivity and an intuitive sense of what this situation would be like and transcendently acted by Brie Larson and Jacob Tremblay, “Room” is several things by turn: creepy, frightening, exhilarating and then frightening and exhilarating all over again.

by Dubliner Lenny Abrahamson

Directed by Dubliner Lenny Abrahamson, Room is both a white-knuckle thriller and a poignant meditation on the power of parenting.

द्वारा Lenny Abrahamson

Room, directed द्वारा Lenny Abrahamson has received 4 Oscar nominations this year, including one for the Best Picture.

by Lenny Abrahamson (award winning Irish director of Garage and ) Frank

Directed by Lenny Abrahamson (award winning Irish director of Garage and Frank) from the novel and screenplay by Emma Donoghue, Room is an intimate film.

Lenny Abrahamson who gave us the thrilling and moving adaptation of Room starring Brie Larson and Frank where Frank had the guts to keep Michael Fassbender fitted under a giant ball-shaped head for most of the film

The movie, which also stars Ruth Wilson and Charlotte Rampling, is directed by Lenny Abrahamson who gave us the thrilling and moving adaptation of Room starring Brie Larson and Frank where Frank had the guts to keep Michael Fassbender fitted under a giant ball-shaped head for most of the film.

by Ireland's Lenny Abrahamson Jacob Tremblay

Directed by Ireland's Lenny Abrahamson with uncanny sensitivity and an intuitive sense of what this situation would be like and transcendently acted by Brie Larson and Jacob Tremblay, 'Room' is several things by turn: creepy, frightening, exhilarating and then frightening and exhilarating all over again.

James Howard

In a New York apartment designed by Phoebe and James Howard, the son's room is a spin on menswear, with Ralph Lauren's Burke wool, from Kravet, on Hickory Chair's Chelsea bed.

by the legendary Tommy Wiseau

The Room is produced, directed and starred by the legendary Tommy Wiseau!

by the enigmatic Tommy Wiseau

Shot in 2003, The Room was written, directed and funded by the enigmatic Tommy Wiseau.

by Robert Péguy, Erich Schmidt and Joe May.[1]

Son altesse l'amour) is a 1931 Franco-German comedy film directed by Robert Péguy, Erich Schmidt and Joe May.[1]

Kiefer Sutherland

Kiefer Sutherland directed and co-starred (with Holly Hunter and Michael Moriarty) in this literate drama based on a Joanna McClelland Glass novel about a Yale-based father and son in need of a housekeeper.

the then unknown Tommy Wiseau

The Room, written, directed and starring the then unknown Tommy Wiseau, is one of the most critically derided and cult-loved films of this generation.

by actress Holly Twyford

Directed with care and command by actress Holly Twyford, in actress Holly Twyford's directorial debut, Son’s drama glides from past to present and back again over a series of evenings in a New York apartment, as good friends Callie (Rachel Zampelli) and Sara (Alyssa Wilmoth) realize in fits and starts that their desire to get close might be more than just friendship.

Tom Laughlin

The director was Tom Laughlin, but officially the director credited was Tom Laughlin's son Frank (in 1975 Tom Laughlin was 9).