Peter Sanders

Peter Sanders was born on Aug 19, 1969 in USA. Peter Sanders's big-screen debut came with Defying Gravity directed by John Keitel in 1997, strarring Tony. Peter Sanders is known for House of the Generals directed by Dan Spigel, Farah White stars as Liza Kharacter and Michelle Irving as Gitel Polovoya. The upcoming new movie Peter Sanders plays is House of the Generals which will be released on May 15, 2003.

Peter Sanders, who holds degrees in history from the University of Vermont (1992) and in acting from the prestigious Stella Adler Conservatory (1994), has performed stellar roles in Off-Broadway plays and at the Lincoln Center (Requiem for Life, 1996) in New York, also appearing in films, television, and commercials. He started free-lancing as a reporter in 2003 and worked the same year for NBC affiliates in Helena, Montana, and Shreveport, Louisiana. In 2004 he was accepted to the graduate program in Broadcast Journalism at New York University, completing his Master's degree at that institution in 2006. His first feature-length film, The Disappeared (2008),he produced,directed, and executive produced, was awarded a special prize for best documentary by the 2007 Documentary and Fiction Festival of Hollywood. Featured at several international festivals, including the Montréal World Film Festival (2008), the Festival Internacional del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano de La Habana (2008), and SANFIC, the International Film Festival of Santiago de Chile (2008), the film was chosen by the government of Argentina to represent the country at a conference on Human Rights sponsored by the United Nations. After its première at movie theaters in Argentina, Chile, and Canada, it was broadcast on The History Channel networks, including History International , History Español, and The Documentary Channel. It has been available on Netflix since 2008. In addition, the film has been acquired by hundreds of academic institutions worldwide.