Michael Mann

American writer, producer and director Michael Kenneth Mann was born on February 5, 1943 in Chicago, Illinois. His father Jack was a Ukrainian immigrant who sold medicinal herbs, and his mother Esther was an ordinary American girl. Michael grew up near Humboldt Park, where in his teens he completely immersed himself in blues music, which was rapidly gaining popularity at that time. After graduation, Michael enters the English faculty at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he begins to be more

American writer, producer and director Michael Kenneth Mann was born on February 5, 1943 in Chicago, Illinois. His father Jack was a Ukrainian immigrant who sold medicinal herbs, and his mother Esther was an ordinary American girl. Michael grew up near Humboldt Park, where in his teens he completely immersed himself in blues music, which was rapidly gaining popularity at that time.
After graduation, Michael enters the English faculty at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he begins to be fond of geology and history. It was at the same time he will make a strong impression on the film Stanley Kubrick, where the main character is Dr. Streiglove.
In the mid-sixties, Michael Mann moved to London, where he began his studies at the International Film School. In parallel with his studies, Mann works on commercials, where he meets people like Miami Police: Vice department and "Criminal Stories."

In 1992, Michael Mann finally decided to try his hand at art cinema, and the first picture of the director became the filmmaker. "The Last of the Mohicans" . Later, Michael Mann will shoot such films as “Fight”, “Made in Los Angeles”, “Your Man”.
Nowadays, Michael Mann is known as a director of feature films that constantly hit the screens of domestic cinemas.