# Roger Graef
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Roger Arthur Graef OBE (born 18 April 1936) is a theatre director and filmmaker. Born in New York, he moved to Britain in 1962, where he began a career producing documentary films investigating previously closed institutions, including Government ministries and court buildings.
== Early life ==
Graef was born in New York City, and started directing plays at Harvard University, staging the New England premiere of Virgil Thomson and Gertrude Stein's opera The Mother of Us All in 1956, and the premiere of Robert Penn Warren's Brother to Dragons in 1957.He directed 24 plays in theatres along the East Coast, and was chosen by CBS for its new TV drama directors' program.
Roger Graef in Conversation with Professor Conor Gearty
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The McCanns and the Media
Contributor(s): Clarence Mitchell, Justine McGuiness, Kelvin MacKenzie, Roy Greenslade, Roger Graef
The McCanns and the Media
Contributor(s): Clarence Mitchell, Justine McGuiness, Kelvin MacKenzie, Roy Greenslade, Roger Graef
Roger Graef in Conversation with Professor Conor Gearty
Contributor(s): Roger Graef
The McCanns and the Media
Contributor(s): Clarence Mitchell, Justine McGuiness, Kelvin MacKenzie, Roy Greenslade, Roger Graef
Roger Graef in Conversation with Professor Conor Gearty
Contributor(s): Roger Graef
The McCanns and the Media
Contributor(s): Clarence Mitchell, Justine McGuiness, Kelvin MacKenzie, Roy Greenslade, Roger Graef
Roger Graef in Conversation with Professor Conor Gearty
Contributor(s): Roger Graef
The McCanns and the Media
Contributor(s): Clarence Mitchell, Justine McGuiness, Kelvin MacKenzie, Roy Greenslade, Roger Graef
Free Thinking - Policing
Matthew Sweet explores the idea of the police with the playwright Roy Williams, the Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police, Sara Thornton, the historian Kate Colquhoun and the film maker and criminologist Roger Graef.
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