Isn't the filename a string?
It may not be the solution but I think you should try them at least
since they are very quick to apply. As I saw something implying os
module I thought that before Django handles the string, it must encode
by os module.
I found that using previously written steps and explicitly set encoding
with "codecs" module while working with text files got rid of my
problems encontered with unicode. The fact is that at different levels,
there are assumptions on the encoding used while executing it and using
utf-8 doesn't make you application work with unicode objects at all
levels. When those problem arise, one of the three solutions always end
it in my very short python existence.
Regards
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