Cédric Derlyn - French Filmmaker and Photographer
TWICE AS FAR
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In the austere immensity of the French countryside, a man confronted by betrayal wanders among electrical pylons, questioning the boundaries between destruction and rebirth in a world stripped of its landmarks.
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Cinematographer: Cédric Derlyn
Year: 2025
88
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A man wanders through the endless desert, seeking to speak with God in a world of silence. Based on Psalm 88, this film follows the spiritual journey of a soul facing emptiness, where the barren landscape mirrors his inner desolation.
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Cinematographer: Cédric Derlyn
Year: 2015
CLONE
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A scorched world. Absolute power. Corrupted blood. An aging dictator — diseased — obsessed with immortality. A captive scientist. A blasphemous project: extracting Christlike DNA. Clone after clone. Failure after failure. Then, success. New blood flows. The experiment transcends its purpose.
Flesh and divinity collide in this visual meditation on humanity's limits against its own ambitions.
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Cinematographer: Antoine Gueugneau
Year: 2006
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THE HAND
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A young man prepares to ask for his beloved's hand in marriage. His father's offer to help takes a macabre turn, transforming the matrimonial ritual into a visceral nightmare where 'asking for her hand' becomes literally bloody. A horrific deconstruction of family traditions, acclaimed at several fantastic film festivals and notably appreciated by Damien Chazelle.
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Cinematographer: Antoine Gueugneau
Year: 2004
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GAS
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Shot in 16mm black and white using a Cine-Kodak Special, this short film plunges into a dystopian universe contaminated by toxic gas. Two sick soldiers find themselves trapped in an infernal loop where they execute each other, only to restart the same macabre ritual relentlessly. A nightmarish vision where death itself refuses to release its victims.
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Cinematographer: Cédric Derlyn
Year: 2004
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