Blaise N’Djehoya, born 1953 in Bangui, is a writer, journalist and director. He studied history and anthropology and has produced a number of documentary films, including the 1991 film, Voyage au bout de la quinine, with Jacques Goldstein, about the writer Louis Ferdinand Céline and Silence, also in 1991, a portrait of the musician Manu Dibango, as well as Un sang d’encre, in 1998, a film about the lives of African artists in Paris in the 1940s and ‘50s. N’Djehoya lives in Paris.