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Life is hard in America for Papa Pyè & Gracieu. The only way out for Papa Pyè seems to fake himself as the biggest Haitian Boko (Voodou priest) in America. Things start to go well till he gets a visit from a real ghost (Dyab Baba) that he calls in by accident. To make things worst, Papa Pyè does not know how to send the ghost back.
Get ready for this hilarious comedy featuring some of the best Haitian actors, including T. Delerme, Daniel Adolphe, Esther Précial, Cedelaine Mauricette, Frantz Design, Réginald Lahens and many more.
Dyab Baba Movie Premiere | October 18th, 2009. Cinema 6
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September 24th, 2009 at 2:38 pm
this is insulting, very insulting. Raynald just have no respect for the industry, i wonder if his the one that directed funerail. because he has done nothing for the industry after 25 years what does he have to show for it DYab Baba he has a milestone of bad idiotic escuses for movie. in fact his son Tony is heading down the same failing route. i pray and i know TuTu will never put him in another movie.
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September 25th, 2009 at 6:09 pm
What is that. I dont get this trailer at all. Delerm u shoud be retired man. Leave it to the new school people like Smith cassamajor, Evens edouard, and charmy
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September 26th, 2009 at 11:42 pm
One thing I know for sure Mr. Delerme is a man of knowledge and as for this trailer I don’t think no one should really criticize it yet. I would rather see it in a high psychological level. I think the title and the actions are enough to justify this trailer. “it’s profound.”
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September 27th, 2009 at 12:14 am
Movie fan you are so wrong! Mr. Delerme, Bob Lemoine and so forth are the God Fathers of the Haitian movie industry. They created the path for the rest of us. For that you should give a minimal of respect. as far as I’m concern you have no right to ask anyone to retire. Everybody entitle to their own life. if the man wants to make movie for the rest of his life; if that’s what make him happy let him be. Afterwards, I grew up watching Mr. Delerme in the sictom of Languichat, and he climed up the lather to be a filmaker himself that’s quite an accomplishment right there.
Please!
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September 27th, 2009 at 12:18 am
And that goes for too Harry!
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September 27th, 2009 at 9:26 pm
[Comment deleted - please no cursing. This is your first warning!]
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October 5th, 2009 at 9:35 pm
WOWW… IM AMAZED AT THE RESPONSES FROM YOU FANS… YOU HAVE NO IDEA THE SACRIFICES ARTISTS MAKE TO PUT A MOVIE TOGETHER… IM PROUD TO BE A PART OF THIS GREAT COMEDY FILM AND HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO WORK WITH THE PIONEERS OF HAITIAN CINEMA… I GREW UP WATCHING MR. DELERME AND PAPA PYE… TO BE IN A PROJECT WITH THE BOTH OF THEM IS PRICELESS & HISTORICAL FOR ME… ALL TRUE FANS OF HAITIAN CINEMA, PLEASE COME OUT ON THE 18TH AT THE CALIFORNIA CLUB 6 THEATER ON IVES DAIRY AND FORM YOUR OWN OPINION… PLEASE RESPECT THE ARTISTS… GOD BLESS..
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October 6th, 2009 at 12:20 am
by the way Adolphe Daniel. am sure you could’ve told your pioneer that the poster is too busy and look bad, very chizzy. beside is it me or he was too much in a hurry to realize that the tip of the guns are red in the trailer, it’s obvious their toys. did you people not see that or thats how much you people don’t care about this industry. lol lol you guys are funny.Jesus guys have a little respect.by the way am a Samuel Vincent,TuTu DEmosthene, Jack Roc fan.
you people should really stop trying to destroy what these guys are working hard to build….
P.S
I LOVE MOVIE LAKAY
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October 6th, 2009 at 2:20 am
sometime i may go hard on the producer if they already got a movie out and harder on those that have their name outthere and been there long time like baba but movie lakay if you dont like my comment just delete it just like you do to harry up there, please leave my name so fans that requesting me to comment on those could see that i did my job.
trailer sa pa gen anyen anrapor avek description movie an, gun shot bow bow make no sense, neg la ki mouri ater ya bouch zam li to roug ki vle di se yon zam jwet liye.
et tou si misye paka fe film se teyat la fe toujou ki leson li voye pou moun ki fenk commencer yo. anpil bagay mwen tadi men uhm uhm…..
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October 7th, 2009 at 2:16 am
CRITICISM IS PART OF THE BUSINESS… MAKE NO MISTAKE, I UNDERSTAND THAT VERY CLEAR. BUT THERE ARE WAYS OF PASSING POSITIVE CRITICISMS WITHOUT DISRESPECTING THE ARTISTS… THIS FILM IS A COMEDY, NOT A SUPERHERO ACTION, OR RATED XXX ROMANTIC MOVIE… CRITIC THE MOVIE BASED ON ITS ELEMENT… AT THE END OF THE DAY, THAT’S HOW WE LEARN AND GROW FROM OUR MISTAKES AS ARTISTS… CRITICISMS ARE WELCOME FROM EXPERIENCED AND INTELLIGENT MINDS… BY THE WAY, IM NOT BEING ANYONE’S ADVOCAT… BUT AS AN ARTISTS WHO LOVE THE HAITIAN FANS AND RESPECT EVERYONE’S UNIQUE STYLE IN THE INDUSTRY, I THINK YOU GUYS SHOULD HAVE A LITTLE MORE RESPECT AND APPRECIATION FOR YOUR ARTISTS.. FROM A BUSINESS POINT OF VIEW, YOU ARE HURTING THE INDUSTRY WITH YOUR MALICIOUS COMMENTS FAM… “L’UNION FAIT LA FORCE”
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October 16th, 2009 at 7:32 pm
Hey Ladies and Gentlemen,
I second the reply Ms. Patricia Etienne. I am a stage actor in NY and I’m trying to get involved with our Haitian movie industry (Kreyol Boyz, L’Automne en 1000 morceaux, Attraction inedite) rf. http://www.woodyd.com.
I wish the critics woud take it easy on Mr. Raynald Delerme, maybe his approach might be incompatible to the aspiring actors and film makers, but instead of acting nasty about it, U guys should ask for a sitting with him, so U can come up with a common ground of agreement to move forward positively with this fragile industry of ours. But First we must show respect to each other and most importantly, a litte gratitude and recognition to the one who really started the commercialization of cinema in Haiti. Mr. Delerme U probably need to be more flexible with how U wish to kick off this great movement; as U need everybody to move forward with it. Don’t give up.
Woody D..
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October 19th, 2009 at 2:06 am
mr delerme after watching diaba baba tonight with papa pie and gracie it brought back memories .tonight i felt like i was watching a sitcom of ppapa pie and baba from langlichat the movie was halarious i can’t wait to tell a friend about.bouya to all the crew. to me i think the production of 2bflim along side the delerme crew are really working very hard to bring changes in our film industry and i feel proud that tonight i had chance to meet AND TAKE PICTURES with our great comedian AND actor that REPRESENT OUR COMMUNITY MR DELRME YOU INSPIRED THE REST OF US.AND TO YOU THE CRITICS DON’T FORGET THat mr delerme is an icon in the haitian cinema they may not be the riches but they mayde us all laugh at the and of the day. so please don’t wait for him to die for you all to reconnize his work.
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October 19th, 2009 at 10:00 am
I must say for all the critiques,this movie was an AWESOME MOVIE!! ONE OF THE BEST EVER MADE. i WAS LAUGHING THE ENTIRE TIME AND EVEN CRYING BECAUSE I LAUGH SO HARD!!! Tony, Baba and everyone in the movie was amazing!!!!!!!! A must seen movie and a great lesson learn. Must see it to know what i’m talking about. There is a lesson to be learn in this movie!!!!! A+++++ Great job guys!! Keep it up!!!
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October 20th, 2009 at 11:07 am
I had the chance to watch the movie “Dyab Baba” last Sunday, I have to say that the attendance was a success, the movie itself overall is funny, but there are some imperfection as “always” I am not saying this to bash no-one instead to encourage them. I believe everyone could divulge that the scenes of Papa Pye, Gracie and Dyab Baba work, however the sub-story with the three English boys (gangsters), the girl form kiskeya, the drug dealer and the police officer almost kill the story. You could feel every-time they cut back to these scenes it disturbed the audience, there was no meaning at all for these cutting back to the kitchen and checker game there are uselessness I understand what Mr. Delerme was trying to achieve by creating an alternate story but the gangsters scene did not help the story at all instead it drag the pace of the storytelling, it was really excessive that’s why the film was too long (2hours and some) where it could have been very less and still remain droll. The special effects were meager, and the police station establishing shot freeze frame quality is very poor. The scene when Dyab Baba intervenes to protect the big boss when the car left it is clear you see that same car comes back on the set (I guess the actors might thought the director calls cut already, but that could or can be fix). The gwo siro character is cool however how come he stayed so hygienic after walking for about a month from Miami to Orlando, it will be believable if at the end “Gwo siro” had grow beard, hair, clothes dirty, filthy, and messy at least. All this matter believes me. Watch Forrest Gump directed by Robert Zemeckis starring Tom Hanks and have an idea of what I am talking about. Well there are more to say but I believe these were the essentials. By the way I love the ending. Dyab Baba funny!!! go See it People… don’t listen to me.
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October 21st, 2009 at 3:59 pm
Fan, mwen kwe ou fe yon big mistake, paske baba nan fim sa li fe yon bon travay selman istwa mesye gangster yo ta mande yon pase men tou piti men an gwo se yon gwo komedi, epi sou zafe Trailer mfim nan mwen ta mande pou baba fe yon lot trailer. en gwo fim nan bon si ou pa konprann li eseye al gadel anko paske mwen menm mwen pa fanatik mwen se yon realizate mwen konn sa ki bon, trust me they will sell at least 20 000 copies soon that movie come out.
kinbe la kontinye gade fim haitien yo
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November 11th, 2009 at 2:40 am
you people should not be talking about the movie you people actin like yall dont really have nothing to do why dont u guys wai’t for the them movie to come out before yall talk about it.
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January 3rd, 2010 at 12:54 pm
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE. Notice that from Sept 24, 2009 when the first post came out on this site about me and my movie “Dyab Baba” to today, I did not make any response. Well, let me show why. Go through all the posts and notice that there are 2 kinds: anonymous and identified. Now read the identified posts first, then read the anonymous. Notice why the anonymous don’t have the guts to identify themselves. They are from weak, unworthy and low self-esteemed people. That’s why they have to hide behind a fake name. Words are as important as the one saying it. How much value do words have if the writer cant stand behind them? So to all the anonymous writers, if you want to put value to your comment, let everyone know who you are. Don’t be scared. Be proud of yourselves if you have anything to be proud of. And guess what? When I say Happy New year to everyone, you are included. By trashing me and my movie, you did great advertising for me. Thanks.
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