Côte Blanche Productions

Côte Blanche Productions Telling stories from the bayous of Louisiana and beyond. Since 1977, Côte Blanche Productions has been bringing the stories of southern Louisiana to the world.

Whether at the movies, on TV, over the radio, through the internet, in print, or walking around a museum, it’s very likely that you’ve been entertained, informed, and hopefully inspired by the works of our little Louisiana-born, Louisiana-based company. Our Cajun films give a voice to an entire culture. Our museum and radio projects, publications, and oral history collections preserve Louisiana’s

past for future generations. A decade before Katrina, our nationally-broadcast, award-winning environmental documentaries helped put the crisis of Louisiana’s vanishing coast on the world’s radar. Company principals Glen Pitre and Michelle Benoit invite you to look through our site and decide whether we can help you to take your own tales of Louisiana to the world.

Hey vous autres, venez voir ces beaux premiers films de Glen! Mercredi le 28 Janvier, Cité des Arts à Lafayette. En fran...
01/12/2025

Hey vous autres, venez voir ces beaux premiers films de Glen! Mercredi le 28 Janvier, Cité des Arts à Lafayette. En français mais sous-titré en anglais!

Louisiana filmmaker Glen Pitre will present two groundbreaking films previously thought lost to Hurricane Katrina. The films, shot entirely in Cajun French with English subtitles, were restored through a grant from the Golden Globes Foundation to IndieCollect, a non-profit specializing in the restor...

12/28/2024

Tiens! Glen 1981!

Join us in New York for the screening of Glen’s early films. One night only, Tuesday November 12. Details below.
11/04/2024

Join us in New York for the screening of Glen’s early films. One night only, Tuesday November 12. Details below.

We are thrilled that curator Jake Perlin has chosen to showcase the Cajun films of Glen Pitre as part of his Alliance Française series titled "Version restaurée/Restored Version.”

On Monday September 9th, 2024 you can watch 2 of our films on LPB and catch of glimpse of Glen telling you about them! T...
09/03/2024

On Monday September 9th, 2024 you can watch 2 of our films on LPB and catch of glimpse of Glen telling you about them! Tune in for American Creole starring Don Vappie at 7pm, followed by Mary Queen of Vietnam at 8:30pm. Details below and via the link.

American Creole: New Orleans Reunion (Monday, September 9 @ 7:00 p.m.) From 2006, this documentary from filmmakers Glen Pitre and Michelle Benoit follows jazz musician Don Vappie in the months after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. In the wake of the nation’s biggest natural disaster, what’s left to call home?

Mary Queen of Vietnam (Monday, September 9 @ 8:30 p.m.) This hour-long documentary from filmmakers Glen Pitre and Bao Ngo offers a lively look at one of Louisiana’s and America’s most fascinating but least understood ethnic cultures by going inside the community surrounding Mary Queen of Vietnam Catholic Church in eastern New Orleans as it prepares for its huge annual Tet Festival.

Louisiana Public Broadcasting (LPB) shares stories of history, culture, and triumph this September. From the halls of Louisiana’s flagship university, to a Louisiana filmmaker spotlight, to our capitol buildings – both old and new! – LPB presents a wealth of documentaries that showcase Lou...

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