Blaise Pascal Tanguy

Blaise Pascal Tanguy is a Cameroonian film director, producer, screenwriter and film distributor. Based between Douala, and Paris, he co-founded the production company 2PG Pictures and the African Filmmakers Network Association (AFNETWORK), through which he organises the Paris-based international festival L'Afrique Fait Son Cinéma. His documentary work has addressed social and economic issues in African societies, including street children, the informal economy, and the trade in counterfeit medicines.

Early life Tanguy was born in Bafou, West Region of Cameroon. He also completed a filmmaking programme through online courses at a Canadian film school. In 2012, he directed Mboko ou l'enfant de la rue, a documentary about street children in Yaoundé, which was selected for competition at the Ecrans Noirs festival.

Other activities He is additionally the publisher of several digital magazines, including CEMAC-ECO.FINANCE, Tendances People Mag, Musical Trends Africa and Solid Actions, which cover African economic, cultural and social topics.

Filmography Year Title Role Notes 2006 Afrique, les métiers de la rue Director Documentary series 2006 Afrique, une économie en sursis (Africa, a Would-Be Economy) Co-producer Directed by Sébastien Tézé 2007 Clandos Director Fiction feature 2008 Impulsions Director Fiction short 2008 Oser ou s'exposer Director Fiction short 2011 Le tueur silencieux (The Silent Killer) Director, producer Documentary 2012 Mboko ou l'enfant de la rue Director Documentary 2016–2019 Kamerage Producer, writer, co-creator Television series 2019 Talitha Koumi Producer Short film; won best short film, AFSC festival 2019