Isabelle Deluce is an award-winning filmmaker and the founder of Soft Focus Films, whose work has premiered at Venice International Film Festival, Toronto International Film Festival, AFI Fest, and the MoMA.
She began her career as a child actor, with credits including Golden Globe–nominated The Ron Clark Story and cult horror classic Trick 'r Treat. Her directorial debut, Ernesto's Bag, was selected for Telefilm's Not Short on Talent Program at Cannes 2024 and premiered at Inside Out 2SLGBTQ+ Film Festival in Toronto.
Most recently she served as lead producer on How to Shoot a Ghost (dir. Charlie Kaufman, starring Jessie Buckley), now available on Criterion Channel and Kanopy.
Her current slate includes Replacer (dir. Avan Jogia, starring Halsey, EP Lilly Wachowski), a psycho-sexual Montreal-set horror; Tandis Que Lui (dir. Elisa Gilmour), a Canada-France co-production set in Corsica; and the feature adaptation of the short film She's Nonbinary (dir. Jess McLeod, EP Jane Schoenbrun and Bob Odenkirk), selected for the Tribeca Creator's Market.