With a single feature film, the first one he ever made, Andrew White changed the way motion pictures were made. The picture he made was The Accountant, universally hailed as the greatest film ever made, and despite its critical success, it was a commercial failure. In its wake, the cinema was changed forever, but its c… Read more

With a single feature film, the first one he ever made, Andrew White changed the way motion pictures were made. The picture he made was The Accountant, universally hailed as the greatest film ever made, and despite its critical success, it was a commercial failure. In its wake, the cinema was changed forever, but its creator was practically finished. It is a cruel joke that filmmakers, producers, and famous actors all over the world would give White such great praise for decades to come, and yet every production White would be involved in would be plagued with problems in financing and distribution.