Deslauriers, Guy

(Aubagne, Bouches-du-Rhône, France - )

   During his secondary studies, he landed jobs as a trainee on movies shot in Fort-de-France, Martinique. In 1982, he was a trainee assistant director to Euzhan Palcy (Rue Cases Nègres / UK: Black Shack Alley / USA: Sugar Cane Alley). Having settled in Paris in 1983, he directed his first short in 1987 and occasionally worked as a second assistant director (1991 Plaisir d'Amour, Nelly Kaplan; 1992 Video Blues, Ârpâd Sopsits, Hungary).

 Filmography

1987 ◘ Quiproquo (short)

1989 ◘ Les Oubliés de la Liberté (medium-length)

1992 ◘ Sorciers (documentary)

1995 ◘ Raphaël Elizé (short)

1996 ◘ L'Exil du Roi Behanzin (shot in 1992)

2001 ◘ Passage du Milieu (shot in 1999)

2004 ◘ Biguine

 Television Filmography

        ◘ Femmes-Solitude (3 X 52' documentary)

        ◘ Un Siècle d'Ecrivains (documentary; episode "Edouard Glissant")

2001 ◘ La Tragédie de la Mangrove (short)