Andrew Repasky McElhinney is a director whose cinematic work is defined by visionary originality, kinetic acting, sharp editing, and stunning visuals.
Andrew began making movies in His feature films include the art house splash, A Chronicle of Corpses, the landmark underground movie, Georges Bataille's Story of the Eye, and the family holiday perennial, Christmas Dreams.
This multi-format project explores the intersection of crime, economics, addiction and professionalism. Photographed since in five diverse neighborhoods of the "City of Brotherly Love," Casual Encounters: Philadelphia True Crime Confessions, features an ensemble of over thirty characters, brought to life by a cast of Philadelphia's finest theater actors. Look for it in ! This year is the 20th Anniversary of Andrew's second feature film, A Chronicle of Corpses and the film has been given a new 4K transfer.
Named as one of the top ten movies of the year it was released by The New York Times and Village Voice, A Chronicle of Corpses is a stylish, somber period suspense-thriller about an isolated colonial American family caught in a slowly unfurling trap of grief and intrigue.
Always looking to innovate in new genres, Andrew's fourth and fifth feature films took him into the genres of comedic romantic drama and then musical holiday faire Animal Husbandry is a modern dress production of a s play with the subtext reexamined to explore issues of race, class gender and sexual identity in George W's America.
