Gabrielle Barlatier is a Haitian-American producer and filmmaker deeply drawn to honest, resonant stories. Determined to rid the world (or at least her inner circle) of the recycled narratives often overplayed, she began producing in search of more raw, honest voices to champion. Inspired by André Bazin’s belief that “cinema has not yet been invented,” due to the lack of representation, Gabrielle is committed to reshaping our industry and creating space for stories historically sidelined. Her wo...
Gabrielle Barlatier is a Haitian-American producer and filmmaker deeply drawn to honest, resonant stories. Determined to rid the world (or at least her inner circle) of the recycled narratives often overplayed, she began producing in search of more raw, honest voices to champion. Inspired by André Bazin’s belief that “cinema has not yet been invented,” due to the lack of representation, Gabrielle is committed to reshaping our industry and creating space for stories historically sidelined. Her work includes producing Konpa (Tribeca 2023, Miami Film Festival Winner 2024, New Orleans Film Festival Audience Award Winner 2023) and Fou, (New Faces New Voices Winner 2022). As of late, she’s honored to have associate-produced Luther: Never Too Much which has screened in theaters nationwide including selections at Sundance, Tribeca, and an NAACP Image Award win in 2025.
Gabrielle Barlatier is a Haitian-American producer and filmmaker deeply drawn to honest, resonant stories. Determined to rid the world (or at least her inner circle) of the recycled narratives often overplayed, she began producing in search of more raw, honest voices to champion. Inspired by André Bazin’s belief that “cinema has not yet been invented,” due to the lack of representation, Gabrielle is committed to reshaping our industry and creating space for stories historically sidelined. Her work includes producing Konpa (Tribeca 2023, Miami Film Festival Winner 2024, New Orleans Film Festival Audience Award Winner 2023) and Fou, (New Faces New Voices Winner 2022). As of late, she’s honored to have associate-produced Luther: Never Too Much which has screened in theaters nationwide including selections at Sundance, Tribeca, and an NAACP Image Award win in 2025.
