# Carol Morley
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Carol Anne Morley (born 14 January 1966) is an English film director, screenwriter and producer. She is best known for her semi-documentary Dreams of a Life, released in 2011, about Joyce Carol Vincent, who died in her North London bedsit in 2003, but was not discovered until 2006.Her older brother is the music journalist, critic and producer Paul Morley.
== Early life ==
Born in Stockport, Manchester, Morley left school at the age of sixteen to be a singer in various bands.
Real Reel Talk - S. 4 Ep. 16 - The Falling
🎙️ Real Reel Talk dives into the enigmatic world of The Falling, a haunting exploration of mass hysteria, grief, and the fragility of adolescence. Join us as we dissect Carol Morley’s atmospheric masterpiece, starring the brilliant Florence Pugh in her breakout role.
We unravel the film's hypnoti...
Carol Morley and Will Hislop
THE RED PARTS by Maggie Nelson (Vintage), chosen by Carol Morley
INVISIBLE CITIES by Italo Calvino (Vintage), chosen by Will Hislop
ORDINARY PEOPLE by Diana Evans (Vintage), chosen by Harriett Gilbert
Film director Carol Morley chooses a memoir called The Red Parts, in which author Maggie Nelson ...
MONICA DOLAN on Typist, Artist, Pirate, King; OTTO BAXTER & PETER BEARD on Otto Baxter, Not a F••ing Horror Story, and KRISTY MATHESON on the LFF 2023
In this episode we go back to September 2023, to the eve of the BFI London Film Festival.
TYPIST ARTIST PIRATE KING, Director Carol Morley's latest film, was about to release, and Mark spoke with its star, brilliant actress and national treasure Monica Dolan who played the role of Audrey Amiss.
M...
24: Film Director Carol Morley is filmed talking about how she stayed sane in insane world t Staying Sane in an Insane World
From the Hacienda Club all the way to the Riverside Studios cinema…Filmmaker Carol Morley talks (Typist Artist Pirate King, The Falling, The Alcohol Years, and Dreams of a Life) with Jeremy Thomas about the effects of bereavement on her teenager, how she nearly lost everything, and 4 years of add...
Carol Morley and Will Hislop
THE RED PARTS by Maggie Nelson (Vintage), chosen by Carol Morley
INVISIBLE CITIES by Italo Calvino (Vintage), chosen by Will Hislop
ORDINARY PEOPLE by Diana Evans (Vintage), chosen by Harriett Gilbert
Film director Carol Morley chooses a memoir called The Red Parts, in which author Maggie Nelson ...
Tea & Vodka with Kristy Matheson
As our BFI London Film Festival special continues, today we’re turning our attention to the BFI itself with two conversations with the people behind one of the UK’s biggest film institutions.
Next up, Ebs is joined by Kristy Matheson, Director of the BFI London Film Festival and BFI Flare. Krist...
Tea & Vodka with Carol Morley
Content warning: This episode contains discussions of suicide, mental health and alcohol addiction, which some viewers may find upsetting.
Over the past week, Tea & Vodka has marked 70 years of the BFI London Film Festival with eight conversations with people at the heart of the world of film. F...
A BFI London Film Festival Directors Roundtable (ft. Andrew Haigh, Ashley Walters, Carol Morley, Mark Cousins)
It's time, folks. No, not time to watch the magic pumpkin — that's a few weeks away — but instead to glory in the majesty of the BFI London Film Festival, which kicks off today in, erm, London, and will bring all kinds of movies to the capital city. Every year, we devote a special podcast to the ...
Carol Morley on 7 MILES OUT
In this episode Mark talks to returning guest, writer-director Carol Morley about her new coming-of-age feature 7 MILES OUT premiering at BFI London Film Festival. The only British film in competition, it is adapted from Carol’s celebrated semi-autobiographical novel of the same name.
They discus...
Ep 226: 8th Birthday Special: Sandy Powell, Carol Morley, Olive Nwosu & Xenia Patricia at BFI LFF
In this episode of Girls On Film, we celebrate our 8th birthday with a special panel discussion held at the BFI LFF for Free strand, recorded live at the BFI Southbank on Tuesday 13th October 2026.
Content Warning: The first interview in this episode contains mentions of suicide at 7:39 and from...
