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Bashar Shbib
b. June 25, 1959 in Damascus, Syria
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Photo Copyright © Lois Siegel - Used with Permission
Bashar Shbib moved to Canada at a very young age and grew up in the Eastern Townships south of Montréal, Québec. He made his first film when he was 23. He made a series of films under the project name, The Senses, which consisted of five loosely-linked films, each one about a different sense: Hot Sauce (taste), Taxi to L.A. (sight), The Perfumer (smell), Strictly Spanking (touch) and Panic (hearing). They were all released in 1997. His 1990 film, Julia Has Two Lovers starred the then unknown David Duchovny.
 (July 27, 2012) The Wedding Murders, Shbib's latest film, is looking for crowdsource funding to finish the film.
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Features & TV Movies:
VR indicates Direct-to-Video Release
Trilogy (1984)
Bread (1985)
Cazalla de la Sierra (1985)
Memoirs (1985)
Evixion (1986)
Seductio (1987)
Clair Obscur (1988)
15 Ugly Sisters (1990)
Julia Has Two Lovers (1990)
Lana In Love (1991)
Love & Greed (1991)
Crack Me Up (1991)
Ride Me (1992)
Bashar Shbib's Draghoula (1994)
La Mule et les Emeraudes (1995)
Hot Sauce (1997)
Taxi to L.A. (1997)
The Perfumer (1997)
Strictly Spanking (1997)
Panic (1997)
Bone (1998)
The Kiss (1999)
Strawberries and Wine (2000)
Natural Selection (2000)
Wedding Murders (2000)
Silent Men (2005)
The Wedding Murders (2012)
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