Muriel d’Ansembourg spent her early childhood in New York before moving to Amsterdam, where she grew up. She later lived for several years in London. She began her artistic journey studying screenwriting, then earned a master’s degree in directing from the London Film School, graduating with Distinction. She has developed a strong theme in her work: exploring intimacy in surprising settings, featuring characters that search for connection in places where genuine closeness is an unlikely find. She has an affinity for naturalistic performances and narratives that push the envelope. She often works with a combination of seasoned actors and first-time actors.

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Muriel d'Ansembourg is a director and screenwriter trained at the London Film School who crafts intimate, character-driven independent dramas.
She is recognized for directing the BAFTA-nominated short film Good Night, alongside projects like Truly Naked and Fuck-a-Fan.
She focuses on naturalistic narrative films that explore human closeness and vulnerability in unusual or unexpected settings.