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Vincent Cahay (b. 1973)

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Birthplace:
Brussels, Belgium

Born:
January 15, 1973

Biography from TheMovieDB

Vincent Cahay was born in Brussels in 1973. After graduating from the Conservatoire in Liège with a degree in theatre studies, he took on a number of acting roles (Pietro Varrasso, Arsenic,..). Vincent began composing music for theatre and film in the 2000s, composing the music for Anne-Cécile Vandalem’s play Tristesses, in collaboration with Pierre Kissling, and touring with the play until 2019. In 2020, he worked with Frederic Fonteyne and Anne Paulicevic on their latest film, Filles de joie, and finished the music for Just Philippot’s “La Nuée” (awarded the 2020 “Semaine de la Critique” label). Vincent is about to embark on a new collaboration with Fabrice du Welz – Inexorable – following on from Calvaire, Alleluia and Adoration.

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Film Production

Music:
2014  Alleluia

Music Score Producer:
2014  Alleluia
2020  Cloud
2023  Sweet Tooth
2023  The Order of Time

Original Music Composer:
2005  Calvaire
2014  Alleluia
2017  Message from the King
2020  Adoration
2020  Cloud
2020  Working Girls
2021  The Swarm
2022  Inexorable
2023  Sweet Tooth
2023  The Order of Time
2025  Maldoror

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