Cayenne Palace (1987)
French Guiana has long been the site for some notorious prisons surrounded by dense jungle. In this story, Noel Caradec (Richard Berry) is a bereft son who has come from France to the tropical South American country to look for his father, who fled from the prison and disappeared years ago. He runs into serious opposition from the owner of a hotel and bar known as Cayenne-Palace. The man also happens to be at the center of all the illegal goings-on in the region. However, Noel is not entirely without friends, as his half-brother Xavier and the people of the jungle are on his side.
Director: Alain Maline
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Richard Berry as Noël |
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Jean Yanne as Equateur |
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Xavier Deluc as Mathieu |
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Olivia Brunaux as Alice |
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Anna Karina as Lola |
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Claude Brosset as Gonfaron |
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Laurent Chong Sit as Wayapi |
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Éric Denize as La Fayette |
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Claude Koch as Rodowsky |
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Guy Di Rigo as Le président |
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Jean-Roger Milo as Lionel |
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Sensão Lehacuet Neves as La Fondue |
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Philippe Clair as José Morgan |
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Arsène Falaye as Polo |
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Hervé Lallier as Fox |
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Gilbert Derouard as Manu |
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Jean-Charles Boutin as Le chinois |
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Myrtho Dubois as Boni |
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Jack Jamet as Raoul |
| Camera | Jacques Steyn | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Alain Maline | Director |
| Production | Philippe Diaz | Producer |
| Sound | Paul Bertault | Sound |
| Writing | Bruno Tardon | Writer |
| Editing | Sophie Bhaud | Editor |
| Art | Bruno Held | Production Design |
| Sound | Harald Maury | Sound |
| Writing | Jérôme Tonnerre | Writer |
| Editing | Hugues Darmois | Editor |
| Writing | Philippe Le Guay | Writer |
| Sound | Jean-François Léon | Original Music Composer |
