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Filmmaker and screenwriter

Édouard Deluc

Best known for Directing Vincent Cassel in Gauguin: Voyage to Tahiti and indie road movie Mariage à Mendoza

Born
1970
From
French
Working since
2009

Édouard Deluc loves putting his characters on messy, unpredictable journeys. He caught international attention when he sent Vincent Cassel all the way to French Polynesia for Gauguin: Voyage to Tahiti. That lush period piece showed everyone he had the grit to direct major stars and take on heavy historical figures without blinking.

He first turned heads with his clever short film ¿Dónde está Kim Basinger?, and he kept that energetic momentum going straight into features. Whether he is staging road-trip chaos in Argentina or crafting eccentric comedies like Pétaouchnok, he sticks to what he does best: throwing flawed people into wild open spaces.

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Edouard Deluc in brief

  • —Earned a César Award nomination for his hit 2009 short film.
  • —Teamed up with French star Vincent Cassel for the 2017 Gauguin biopic.
  • —Turned his own Argentinian road trips into the comedy Mariage à Mendoza.
  • —Trained in fine arts before switching his focus to directing movies.

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