Henri Duparc (December 23, 1941, in Forécariah – April 18, 2006, in Paris) was an Ivorian film director and writer. He produced and wrote the 2004 film Caramel.

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• 1969: Mouna, le rêve d'un artiste
• 1972: The Family (original title Abusuan) – It won special mention in Panafrican Film and Television Festival of Ouagadougou in 1973.
• 1973: Les racines de la vie (short)
• 1977: Wild Grass – L'Herbe sauvage
• 1986: Aya
• 1987: I've chosen life – (original title J'ai choisi de vivre)
• 1988: Dancing in the Dust with Bakary Bamba, Naky Sy Savane
• 1990: Le Sixième doigt with Patrick Chesnais, Jean Carmet, Bakary Bamba, Naky Sy Savane
• 1992: Joli Cœur
• 1994: Rue Princesse with Félicité Wouassi
• 1997: Une couleur café
• 2004: Caramel

• Henri Duparc at IMDb

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