Kieran Turner, the visionary documentary filmmaker best known for Jobriath A.D., passed away at 56. Turner earned acclaim for bringing the story of Jobriath Boone, the first openly gay rock star, to life with emotional depth and vivid storytelling. His work highlighted untold narratives, championing LGBTQ+ voices and reshaping how such stories are seen in the film industry.
Beyond Jobriath A.D., Turner was celebrated for his commitment to independent cinema and his ability to tackle complex subjects with authenticity and passion. His passing is a profound loss for the film community and for audiences who found inspiration in his storytelling. Tributes from fans and fellow filmmakers alike continue to pour in, commemorating his legacy as a filmmaker who made the marginalized visible and unforgettable.
