Felix Greene
Known for
Directing
Born
May 21, 1909
Died
June 15, 1985 (aged 76)
Biography
Felix Greene (21 May 1909 – 15 June 1985) was a British journalist, author, and documentary filmmaker best known for his extensive film and written reportage on China, Vietnam, Cuba, and other communist countries during the 1960s and 1970s. Educated at Sidcot School and Clare College, Cambridge, Greene began his career at the BBC in the 1930s and later worked as a correspondent and filmmaker at a time when access to many of these regions was restricted for Western journalists.
Greene first visited China for the BBC in 1957 and went on to make multiple documentary films based on prolonged stays and extensive travel, including China, One Man’s China, Report from China, Tibet!, and Freedom Rai...
Best known work
Filmography
1976
Tibet!Director, Producer
1974
The Freedom RailwayDirector
1972
One Man's ChinaDirector, Writer, Producer
1971
Cuba va!as Narrator, Director, Writer, Cinematography
1967
Inside North Vietnamas Narrator, Director, Writer, Camera Operator
1965
China!Director, Producer, Cinematography
1965
Peking Symphony OrchestraDirector
1940
One Tenth of Our NationDirector







