Jean-Pierre St-Louis

St-Louis began his feature film career in 1987 alongside Robert Morin and Lorraine Dufour as a photography director for Tristesse modèle réduit.[3] He collaborated in numerous other films throughout his career. Between 1977 and 1991, he directed several short-length and medium-length films thanks to grants from the Canada Council,[4] such as Fait divers : elle remplace son mari par une T.V. (1982),[5] Carapace: autoportrait d’un chanteur inconnu (1984),[6] and Zapping : une histoire de salon (1991).[7]

• Tristesse modèle réduit (1987)[8]
• Requiem for a Handsome Bastard (1992)[9]
• Wendigo (1994)[10]
• Whoever Dies, Dies in Pain (1997)[11]
• Les siamoises (1998)[12]
• Post Mortem (1999)[13]
• La Vie la vie (2001)
• Opération cobra (2001)[14]
• The Negro (2002)[15]
• 8:17 p.m. Darling Street (2003)[16]
• Gaz Bar Blues (2003)[17]
• Naked Josh (2004)
• On the Verge of a Fever (2004)
• Que Dieu Bénisse l'Amérique (2004)[18]
• Imitations (2005)
• Ten Days to Victory (2005)
• Le génie du crime (2006)[19]
• Pax Américana (2007)
• Naufrages (2009)
• Les Dames en Bleus (2009)

• Prix Gémeaux (2000)
• Prix Gémeaux (2002)
• Hommage AFC (2003)