George Miller

George Miller (b. 1945) is an Australian filmmaker whose work moves between kinetic action, mythic fantasy, and family storytelling. He first gained international attention with the Mad Max series, building a vision of the post-apocalypse defined by inventive world-building and relentless momentum. Beyond those films, Miller has explored subjects as varied as medical ethics, folklore, and animated musicals in works including Lorenzo’s Oil, Babe: Pig in the City, and Happy Feet. Across genres, his films are united by a fascination with resilience, imagination, and societies pushed to their limit.