Tarsem Singh
- Born: 30 Nov, 1960
Indian-born director Tarsem worked extensively in commercials and music videos before making his feature debut with the psycho-thriller "The Cell" (2000), a largely dreamlike film bringing life to the fantastical subconscious thoughts of a serial killer. Educated at a boarding school nestled in the Himalayas, Tarsem moved to the United States to study business at Harvard. After deciding to pursue film studies instead, the would-be director enrolled at Pasadena's renowned Art Center College of Design where he developed his unique, visually dynamic style. Early work included a stint directing the 1990 Suzanne Vega video "Tired of Sleeping", but he would become best known for his handling of R.E.M.'s 1991 smash single "Losing My Religion". Drawing on rarely used ...
FAMILY & COMPANIONS
- niece : born c. 1990 featured in the Deep Forest video "Sweet Lullaby"
- wife Annalisa Singh:
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