Dan Reed is a British film director^[1][2] whose film, In the Shadow of 9/11, about the Liberty City Seven, aired on Frontline on PBS.^[3] Reed is widely known for the controversial, critically acclaimed documentary Leaving Neverland.^[4][5] His production house is Amos Pictures.^[6]

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