
Duncan Jones
**Duncan Jones (London, 1971)** is an acclaimed British director and screenwriter, known for his works in the science fiction genre.
He rose to prominence with his debut, the award-winning *Moon* (2009). This independent science fiction film, centered on a solitary astronaut (portrayed by Sam Rockwell), showcased his ability to craft complex and psychological narratives on limited budgets. He cemented his reputation with the sci-fi thriller *Source Code* (2011), a critical and commercial success.
Subsequently, he directed the blockbuster *Warcraft* (2016), an adaptation of the eponymous video game, and the sci-fi neo-noir *Mute* (2018) for Netflix. His style is characterized by intricate plots, cerebral science fiction concepts, and a deep exploration of existential themes, identity, and isolation, often through unique characters in extraordinary situations.