Paul Haggis has directed several notable films throughout his career, each showcasing his distinctive storytelling style and thematic depth. Here is a list of films directed by Paul Haggis:

Crash (2004) - A multi-narrative drama that explores racial and social tensions in Los Angeles. The film won the Academy Award for Best Picture and earned Haggis Oscars for Best Original Screenplay.

In the Valley of Elah (2007) - This film, starring Tommy Lee Jones and Charlize Theron, delves into the aftermath of war and the search for truth following the disappearance of a soldier. Haggis directed and co-wrote the screenplay.

The Next Three Days (2010) - A thriller about a man who goes to great lengths to free his wife from prison after she is convicted of a crime she claims she didn’t commit. Haggis directed and wrote the film.

Third Person (2013) - An ensemble drama that interweaves three interconnected stories set in different cities, focusing on themes of love, betrayal, and human connection. Haggis directed and wrote the screenplay.

The Heist (2024) - A heist film set in New York City where a team of criminals plan an elaborate robbery, directed by Haggis and highlighting his skill in suspenseful storytelling.