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Euzhan Palcy, the director.  (from Caribbean Cinema and "Black Shack Alley")

Palcy first read the novel, Rue Case Negres by Joseph Zobel, when she was 14 years old. She reportedly wrote her first script based on it at 17 when she went to work for the Radio Télévision Francaise office in Fort-de-France. She is Martinican but left the island for Paris in 1975--which has been the base for her subsequent cinematic career. She studied literature at the Sorbonne for her undergraduate degree and then earned a Ph.D. there in cinema. She studied filmmaking at the Rue Lumiere School. She made Sugar Cane Alley when she was 28! Palcy is also the director of A Dry White Season (1989), an anti-apartheid film about South Africa, a Hollywood film, but made in Zimbabwe and "starring" Donald Sutherland and Marlon Brando (and available at video stores all across America). She madeSimeon in 1992, a film inspired by Caribbean music and written and shot from the point of view of a 10 year old girl. It is "a film about the spirit of the music and a paean to those who perform it" (Linda Lopez McAlister). Palcy has established her own production company. Recently, she completed a three part documentary about Aimé Cesaire, a poet and politician and the foremost West Indian writer on Negritude: Aimé Cesaire: Une Voix Pour L'histoire. She is also working on a feature film biography of Bessie Coleman, the first African-American woman pilot who learned to fly in France in the 1920s and on a film about Toussaint L'Ouverture. ¡@

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