Emma Matthews
Emma MATTHEWS is co-director with Anthony Wall of Arena – Night and Day. Her editing work includes many prize-winning arts documentaries whose subjects include James Ellroy, Phil Spector, Bob Marley, Brian Eno, Guy Bourdin, The Sex Pistols, Loretta Lynn, Bob Dylan and Moby Dick. She has cut Christopher Petit’s films since 1998, including his collaborations with Iain Sinclair – The Falconer (1998), Asylum (2000), London Labyrinth (2002) – as well as Unrequited Love (2006) and Content (2010). Her most recent collaboration with Petit and Sinclair was Pariah Genius (2024), based on Sinclair’s book on London photographer John Deakin.
Filmography
D is for Distance (2025, co-dir)
Emma Matthews at IFFR
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D is for Distance
A heartbreaking, far-reaching essay on the epilepsy of Louis Petit as documented by his parents.