Born in 1943 in Toulouse, France, Josée Dayan has carved a niche as a director known for her compelling storytelling. Her work on Frame Up Blues (1990) showcases her ability to blend drama with the gritty aesthetic typical of cult cinema. With a background steeped in film—her grandmother owned a cinema in Algeria—Dayan's directorial style reflects a deep understanding of character and narrative. Though primarily known for her television work, her contributions to film, particularly in the realm of exploitation and drama, resonate within the SassyFlix catalog.
Frame Up Blues
A crime lord offers him a job to catch his cheating wife in the act. The only problem is Finch falls for the woman (Roberta Bizeau). As well as having troubles with his ex-girlfriend/manager, being set up for a murder, & trying to figure out who done it.
