Les Films du Bilboquet
Film production company creating documentary films with filmmakers and co-producers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About Les Films du Bilboquet
Les Films du Bilboquet produces films, including the documentary *Atcha Atcha*, directed by Mamadou Dia and filmed in Senegal.
The company co-produced *Atcha Atcha* with Joyedidi and Maayo. Its credits include collaborations with dancers from the École des Sables and film professionals in editing, sound and image.
Product: Film production and co-production, including documentary films.
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