Director and Auteur Theory ENG225: Introduction to Film director and Auteur Theory Auteur Theory is a perspective on that express the director is the "creator" of a film. The Auteur Theory contends that a movie is an impression of their aesthetic vision; thus, a motion picture coordinated by a given producer will have unmistakable repeating topics and visual lines that educate the group of spectators who the executive is and shows a steady masterful character all through that director's filmography. Auteur theory was first mentioned in 1954 by Franois Truffaut when he published an article regarding auteur theory in a French film magazine called Notebooks on Cinema (Goodykoontz & Jacobs, 2019). The director I chose to speak about that establishes auteur theory is Howard Winchester...