Chicago-born author and screenwriter Graham Moore stands out as an original creative voice that skillfully navigates between literature and cinema. Born in 1981, Moore started his career as a writer and reached a wide readership with his novel "The Sherlockian" published in 2012. He made his real big leap in cinema. He wrote the script for the movie "Enigma", which tells about the life of Alan Turing and the process of breaking the Enigma cipher machine during World War II. This production, starring Benedict Cumberbatch, earned Moore the Academy Award (Oscar) in 2015. The emotional speech he made while accepting the award was among the moments that left his mark on the night. Moore was not content with just being a screenwriter in his career; He also took over the director's chair with the 2022 film "Kıyafet". The script, which he wrote with Johnathan McClain, told the story of a British tailor who had to do business with gangsters in Chicago. The film, which stands out with Mark Rylance's impressive performance, premiered at the 72nd Berlin International Film Festival and was praised both as screenwriter and director. Blending his writing and directing skills under one roof, Moore has gained a solid place for himself in Hollywood with his interest in period narratives and complex human stories.