Davis Guggenheim is an American filmmaker and director, best known for his work in documentary and narrative films. He gained significant recognition for directing the documentary film An Inconvenient Truth, which focuses on climate change and features former Vice President Al Gore. Guggenheim's work often explores social issues and has earned him several awards, including an Academy Award. In addition to An Inconvenient Truth, Guggenheim has directed other notable projects, such as the documentary series Waiting for Superman, which examines the American education system. He has also worked on various television shows, including the acclaimed series Deadwood and The Last Dance.