Tom Donahue (filmmaker)

Tom Donahue is an American documentary filmmaker. He is known for directing and producing films that explore a range of social and political issues, often focusing on topics related to media, gender, and cultural trends.

Some of his notable works include:

• Casting By (2012): A film exploring the contributions of casting directors to the success of films.
• Thank You for Your Service (2016): A documentary examining the mental health challenges faced by returning veterans.
• This Changes Everything (2018): A film investigating gender inequality in Hollywood and the entertainment industry.
• Bleed Out (2018): A personal documentary chronicling Donahue's investigation into medical negligence that affected his father.
• Dean Martin: King of Cool (2021): A biography documentary about the life and career of Dean Martin.
• What She Said: The Art of Pauline Kael (2018): A film about the influential film critic Pauline Kael.

Donahue's films have screened at various film festivals and have received critical acclaim for their insightful storytelling and exploration of important social issues. He often incorporates archival footage, interviews, and personal narratives to create compelling and thought-provoking documentaries.