Faith Isiakpere is a native of Nigeria, but he left for Great Britain when he was 11. As an active member of the British Academy of Film and Audiovisual Art, he has been working in the media industry since 1974. He also worked in publicity events with great names including Bob Geldof for Live Aid. Faith ISIAKPERE has worked as a Senior Producer for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), produced and directed many documentaries, dramas, and music videos, and worked with Stevie Wonder, Hugh Masekela, Miriam Makeba, President Mandela, and the late Helen Joseph.
For the cinema, he has mostly produced since 1988 many film works including Black Britain (series), African Pen Pals (2002) Violence Against Children (2005), A Small Town Called Descent (2009).
He directed in 2010 avec Foreign Demons, his first feature, then The Algiers Murders (2011), The Algiers Murders (2011), his second feature film.