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Kevin Jerome Everson

Kevin Jerome Everson

Director · Born 1965-02-01 · Mansfield, Ohio, USA

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Biography

Kevin Jerome Everson is an American artist and filmmaker. In 2006, Everson was voted one of the 25 most important new faces in independent cinema by Filmmaker Magazine. In 2012, he received the prestigious Alpert Award for Film and Video. Everson's work is shot in an experimental way, often on 16mm film. It features the lives and myths of the working-class black Americans. He mixes a documentary approach that often evokes the appearance of fiction.

Directed

  1. Three Quarters (2015) — Director
  2. Tonsler Park (2017) — Director
  3. The Island of Saint Matthews (2013) — Director
  4. Fe26 (2014) — Director
  5. Ears, Nose and Throat (2016) — Director
  6. Park Lanes (2015) — Director
  7. Spicebush (2005) — Director
  8. Pictures from Dorothy (2004) — Director
  9. Cinnamon (2006) — Director
  10. Quality Control (2011) — Director
  11. Black Bus Stop (2019) — Director
  12. Erie (2010) — Director
  13. Ring (2009) — Director
  14. Glenville (2020) — Director
  15. Rekord C (2021) — Director
  16. Ten Five in the Grass (2012) — Director
  17. Patent 1,571,148 (2022) — Director
  18. Sound That (2014) — Director
  19. Frankenstein Conquers the World Two (2022) — Director
  20. Century (2012) — Director
  21. Marbled Golden Eyes (2024) — Director
  22. R-15 (2017) — Director
  23. First Team Offense (2023) — Director
  24. Hough 66 (2023) — Director
  25. Fastest Man in the State (2017) — Director
  26. 8903 Empire (2019) — Director
  27. Chicken (2011) — Director
  28. The I and S of Lives (2021) — Director
  29. Dooni (2025) — Director
  30. Opel (2021) — Director
  31. Picnic Free (2020) — Director
  32. July (2021) — Director
  33. Rough and Unequal: Oceanis Procellarum (2017) — Director
  34. Pride (2021) — Director
  35. Ninety, Ninety-Five (2014) — Director
  36. Stoplight Liberty (2013) — Director
  37. Black Vulture (2021) — Director
  38. Chevelle (2011) — Director
  39. Boyd v. Denton (2023) — Director
  40. Air Force Two (2023) — Director