Below are Elliott’s SELECTS:
The film captures what it feels like to be young, lost, and searching.
Rather than telling a dramatic story, it immerses you in a mood.
Bruno Dumont’s ‘The Life of Jesus’ is a masterclass in street casting, and it’s a process that has shaped my own work ever since I first saw the film.
The world-building is flawless. Never treating the cartoons as a gimmick.
Jonathan Glazer and Denis Lavant. Say No More.
‘21 Seconds’ proved Black British music could top the charts without losing its identity. It changed my life.
Roony Keefe deserves far more recognition for documenting grime. His work reminds me to document culture while it’s happening.
This 60 second commercial captures an entire world through behaviour, composition and what it leaves unsaid.
Mehdi Norowzian is one of advertising’s most underrated directors.
I’m yet to make something this good. The wonkyness is what makes it feel alive.






















