Jonathan Tammuz

He met and married Lib Stephen, a Canadian, when they were both studying at England's National Film and Television School; Stephen was the screenwriter for both The Childeater and Tammuz's film Cordoba. Tammuz subsequently directed a 1997 film adaptation of his father's novel Minotaur before making Rupert's Land. Tammuz and Stephen currently reside in Vancouver, British Columbia, where they are partners in a production firm; Tammuz is also a film instructor at Langara College and Stephen also works as an illustrator.

Short film • Year — Title — Director — Producer • 1990 — The Child Eater • 1998 — House Arrest • 1999 — All American Hero • 2000 — Abe's Manhood • 2012 — A Mother's Love • 2015 — 50/50 • 2019 — Heard from Above • 2023 — Bet Your Bottom Dollar • 2025 — Whispers of Freedom • TBC — I'll Get By Feature film • Year — Title — Director — Producer • 1989 — Streets of Yesterday • 1997 — Minotaur • 1998 — Rupert's Land • 2019 — Red Snow Television • Year — Title — Note • 2003 — Street Time — Episode "Brothers"

• Year — Body — Award — Nominated work — Result — Ref • 1989 — Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences — Best Live Action Short Film (62nd Academy Awards) — The Child Eater • Chicago International Film Festival — Golden Hugo Award • 1999 — Genie Awards — Best Achievement in Direction — Rupert's Land • Leo Awards — Best Direction in a Feature Length Drama • 2012 — Lucerne International Film Festival — Production of Short Film — A Mother's Love • 2019 — Edmonton International Film Festival — Canadian Feature Award — Red Snow • 2023 — Sweden Film Awards — Best Producer — Bet Your Bottom Dollar • Tatras International Film Festival — Best Short Film • Movie Play International Film Festival • EdiPlay International Film Festival