
Euzhan Palcy
Biography
Born January 13, 1958, in Martinique, French West Indies, Euzhan Palcy is a leader for black people, especially black women, in cinema. She is a screenwriter, producer and director. After studying the likes of Billy Wilder and Orson Welles and receiving a few degrees, including one from Louis Lumière College, she directed her first feature, Sugar Cane Alley (1983), in Paris for less than a million dollars. The film is about an impoverished black family making sacrifices for a young boy on a plan…
Known For
A Dry White Season
Director
Sugar Cane Alley
Director
Ruby Bridges
Co-Producer
The Killing Yard
Director
Reel Herstory: The Real Story of Reel Women
Self
Siméon
Director
Aimé Césaire: A Voice for History
Director
Joseph Zobel, l'Enfant de la Rue Cases-Nègres
Self
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Filmography
Acting (7)
Movies (7)
Joseph Zobel, l'Enfant de la Rue Cases-Nègres
2025as Self
Reel Herstory: The Real Story of Reel Women
2014as Self
Screenwriters on Screenwriting
2008Sisters in Cinema
2003as Self
In Darkest Hollywood: Cinema and Apartheid
1994as Self
Calling the Shots
1988as Self
The Producer/Director Relationship
Crew (24)
Movies (19)
Journey of the Dissidents
2006Writer
The Killing Yard
2001Director
Ruby Bridges
1998Co-Producer
Ruby Bridges
1998Director
Aimé Césaire: A Voice for History
1995Director
How Are The Kids?
1992Director
Siméon
1992Director
Siméon
1992Producer
Siméon
1992Story
Siméon
1992Writer
A Dry White Season
1989Director
A Dry White Season
1989Screenplay
Sugar Cane Alley
1983Director
Sugar Cane Alley
1983Screenplay
The Devil's Workshop
1981Director
The Messenger
1975Director
The Messenger
1975Editor
The Messenger
1975Story
The Messenger
1975Writer
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