List of Guadeloupan films

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This is a list of films produced in, set in, or related to Guadeloupe, in alphabetical order.

TitleYearDirectorCastGenreNotes
A
Adriana, le Cahier Noir 2008 Tony Coco-Viloin
B
C
C comme l'oiseau 2004
Chap'la 1980 Christian Lara Drama
Cracking Up 2004 Christian Lara
E
Erzulie la magnifique 1991 Véronika Wedo Dessout Documentary
K
Karukéra-Gorée... Mémoire de Demain 2003 Tony Coco-Viloin Documentary
L
Le cri des Neg Mawon 1992 Tony Coco-Viloin
Lettre à Irène 2006 Tony Coco-Viloin
M
La Machette et le marteau 1975
S
Simeon 1983 Euzhan Palcy Kassav' Musical Fairy tale
Sucre amer 1998 Christian Lara Jean-Michel Martial Historical drama
T
Tèt Grenné 2002 Gilda Gonfier
U
Un homme à femmes 2004
W
When the Spirits Come 1992

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