David Hamilton

David Hamilton (15 April 1933 – 25 November 2016) was a British photographer and film director known for a soft-focus, dreamlike visual style and for directing the film Tender Cousins (Tenere Cugine). He became a controversial figure because of the sexualised presentation of young models in his work.

Known for a soft-focus photographic aesthetic; worked as a photographer before directing films such as Tenere Cugine. His imagery and films prompted public controversy over the depiction of young subjects.

The available review (uxo) critiques David Hamilton's film Tenere Cugine for its slow pace and soft-focus aesthetic while noting eroticized depictions of adolescents. The reviewer finds the film more an exercise in style than an engaging story. Hamilton is a British photographer-turned-director known for a distinctive soft, dreamlike visual style.

For:Adults interested in art photography, art-house cinema, and discussions about controversial erotic imagery.