Question: Do both directors of films Bicycle Dreams and Jungle Stampede share the same nationality?

Mr. Right is a 2009 British film directed by David Morris and Jacqui Morris. The jointly- made gay- themed film is the debut for both directors. <SEP> " The Hollywood Reporter" touted that" these projects promise unprecedented access into the criminal and civil trials of O.J. Simpson with never- before- heard recordings and interviews." The films aired in over one hundred countries on the same day which was an unprecedented release strategy for A+E Networks. Auerbach is also notable for his recent Executive Producer role on the Universal Music Release" Glen Campbell: Sings For The King( Elvis Presley)". This music project features 18 never- before- heard recordings of Glen Campbell discovered by Stephen Auerbach. The reel to reel tapes were lost for over fifty years and were made as demo recordings for Elvis Presley. Auerbach told Rolling Stone Magazine “ Coming upon these tapes, unspooling them and watching them glide across an Ampex 440 reel- to- reel deck for the first time was the closest I ’ll ever get to being a real life Indiana Jones. Beyond the staggering realization of what we had found, there was a musical element that also knocked our socks off: On these tapes Glen is singing pure rock and roll and with a sense of joy, passion and wild abandon that can only have come from knowing that his idol, the avatar Elvis Presley, would be an audience of one for these recordings. ” ". Auerbach released" Bicycle Dreams" in 2010. " Bicycle Dreams" was a smash hit and one of the first indie films to be a social media phenomenon. Stephen Auerbach( born August 8) is an award- winning American Filmmaker& Television Producer& Record Producer most recently known for two documentary films that aired on A+E Networks:" The Secret Tapes of the O.J. Case", and" O.J. Speaks: The Lost Deposition Tapes". The film enjoyed a worldwide theatrical release, a very strong DVD market and won 17 Film Festival Awards. " Bicycle Dreams" stands as one of the highest grossing independently distributed documentaries of all time. " Bicycle Dreams" received rave reviews that often mirrored the intense themes in the film:" Bicycle Dreams captures the human condition like few other films. This movie is not for those who want to shy away from the tragic side of human experience. Bicycle Dreams moves us to break through the barrier of the fear of death." " The film is a ride of many stark contrasts; when it ended, I felt both shattered and triumphant. I realized I was experiencing its genius." " As we fall deeper and deeper into Bicycle Dreams, what we witness grows more terrifying, yet more compelling. Auerbach's masterful direction exposes the raw lessons that drives people to push beyond the limits of human endurance. Revealing what lies at the heart of every impossible human endeavor is what Bicycle Dreams is all about." " Bicycle Dreams is glorious and ugly and wonderful and gut-wrenching. It ’s clear that Bicycle Dreams channels some kind of magic. It ’s the kind of magic that makes crazy and insane dreams worth attempting." " Bicycle Dreams is a film you must see. It's beautiful, thought provoking, exciting, emotional and scary. The experience of watching this film will leave you with a new perspective on life that will remain with you for a very long time to come." Auerbach has also created over 150 hours of programming for major network broadcast, cable and syndication outlets, including ABC, NBC, FOX, A&E, LMN, TLC and DISCOVERY. Auerbach ’s feature documentary," Race Across America" produced with Jim Lampley aired on NBC and received the highest ratings in the network ’s history for an event of its kind. The film went on to win the Grand Jury Prize at the Boulder International Film Festival. Other films directed by Auerbach include" The Circus Comes to Town", about traveling circus troupes of the Great Depression era, and" The Memory Box", about a group of African social activists working to lift Ethiopia out of poverty and despair. Auerbach's television work includes" How'd They Do That"( TLC) with sportscaster Pat O'Brien," World's Most Amazing Videos"( FOX- TV) with Stacy Keach," I Dare You: The Ultimate Challenge"( UPN) with Evel Knievel," World's Most Heroic Firefighters,"( TLC)" Totally Outrageous Love"( ABC) with David Brenner," Road to Fame"( FOX- TV)," The Best of California"( syndication)" Whacked Out Sports"( syndication) and" In Search Of"( FOX- TV) with Mitch Pileggi. Auerbach's music business interests include being CEO of the publishing catalogue for famed Elvis Presley songwriter Ben Weisman. Weisman wrote 57 songs recorded by Elvis, which is the all- time record for an Elvis composer. Amongst the Presley hits that Weisman wrote are" Follow That DreamGot a Lot o' Livin' to Do!Rock- A- Hula BabyCrawfishPocketful of Rainbows", and" Fame and Fortune". In 2015 Auerbach published his first book" Why I Ride: Stories from the Road of Life." This release is a photo book filled with tales on inspiration for cyclists. Auerbach began his career as a staff writer for comedian Richard Belzer and as a director's assistant to Norman Jewison on the film" Moonstruck". <SEP> The film stars George Breakston, Yorke Coplen, Ronald Davidson, Herman Schopp, Stan Lawrence- Brown and Miguel Roginsky. Jungle Stampede is a 1950 American adventure film directed by George Breakston and written by Ronald Davidson. The film was released on July 28, 1950, by Republic Pictures. It was condemned by the National Legion of Decency. <SEP> George Paul Breakston (January 22, 1920 – May 21, 1973) was a French-American actor, producer and film director, active in Hollywood from his days as a child actor in Andy Hardy films in the 1930s (where he played the character "Beezy"), to a period as an independent producer/director in the 1950s. <SEP> The film has won numerous film festival awards and had a successful screening tour. Bicycle Dreams is a 2009 documentary film by director Stephen Auerbach about the Race Across America, a 3000- mile cross-country bicycle race. <SEP> Mr. Right is a 2009 British film directed by David Morris and Jacqui Morris. The jointly- made gay- themed film is the debut for both directors.