Jean-Marc E. Roy
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Jean-Marc E. Roy is a Canadian film director and screenwriter from Saguenay, Quebec.[1] He is most noted for Des histoires inventées, his 2018 documentary about filmmaker André Forcier,[2] and Cardboard City (Ville Jacques-Carton), a 2025 hybrid docufiction film he co-directed with Forcier.[3]
He has also co-directed several Canadian Screen Award and Prix Iris nominated short films with Philippe David Gagné, with whom he cofounded the independent film studio La Boîte de pickup in 2015.[4]
- Life and Death of Yul Brynner – 2011, with Philippe David Gagné
- Genèse – 2013
- Nevermind – 2014
- Puisqu'il le faut – 2015
- Blue Thunder (Bleu tonnerre) – 2015, with Philippe David Gagné
- Stone Makers (Carrière) – 2016
- Crème de menthe – 2017, with Philippe David Gagné
- Black Forest (Forêt noire) – 2018, with Philippe David Gagné
- Des histoires inventées – 2018
- Cardboard City (Ville Jacques-Carton) – 2025, with André Forcier
