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Raoul Peck

Director
Born in 1953 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Raoul Peck is one of the seminal filmmakers of politically engaged cinema. He completed his education at the German Film and Television Academy in Berlin. He gained international recognition particularly for his documentary film “I Am Not Your Negro” (2016) about James Baldwin, which received an Oscar nomination and won a BAFTA Award. His diverse body of work also includes the feature film “Lumumba” (2000) and the documentary series “Exterminate All the Brutes” (2021). He was honored with the Berlinale Camera in 2024 for his outstanding contribution to cinema.

Films

Moloch Tropical

Moloch Tropical

By Raoul Peck

2009 | 106 min | Drama

Haiti's president plans a celebration – but the people rebel. Isolated in his position of power, he loses sight of reality.

Fatal Assistance

Fatal Assistance

By Raoul Peck

2013 | 100 min | Documentary

A wave of global aid follows the earthquake in Haiti. Peck's documentary shows how grand promises are shattered by the reality of an unstable state.

Murder in Pacot

Murder in Pacot

By Raoul Peck

2014 | 125 min | Drama

Between disaster relief, repression, and class conflict: Four people fight for power, intimacy, and control in the devastated city of Pacot.

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2024 | 84 min | Horror

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I Was a Swiss Banker

2007 | 75 min | Romance

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The Third Guest

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