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Gabriel Lemay

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Gabriel J. Lemay

Biography from TheMovieDB

Gabriel Lemay is filmmaker, actor, and musician based in Montreal, Canada. After his graduation from Concordia University, with professional work in the industry already under his belt, he concentrated on filmmaking. With music as a constant sideline, he additionally soon got offered acting roles in a variety of independent fiction productions. His first writing and producing project, "What Remain" (2016), directed by Jérémy Comte, got screened at the 66th Berlin Film Festival. His debut short as director, "Three Days Till Marrakesh" (2018), came out two years later. He directed "Rosa" (2020), starring Benoît Brière and Théodore Pellerin, with long time collaborator Jean-Michel Gervais. The film had an exceptionally successful run on the festival circuit, having been screened in Cannes the following year, making its mark at Off-Courts Trouville, having premiered in Canada at Regard, and winning several prizes.

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Film Production

Director:
2020  Three Days Till Marrakesh
2021  Rosa

Producer:
2016  What Remains
2020  Three Days Till Marrakesh
2021  Rosa

Writer:
2016  What Remains
2020  Three Days Till Marrakesh
2021  Rosa

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TV Performances

  • 2022  STAT
    Frédérique Homme Aventure Emmanuelle
  • 2024  Lakay nou
    Océan

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