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6/28/2020 : Grégory Doucet, a politics noboby, become the first mayor from the ecology movement of the third biggest city in France, Lyon. Out of the shadows into the limelight, Antonin Bachès followed him with his movie camera, through this incredible learning process of the field of politics.
Jelco, Justin, Rabetsy and Mamy work in a car wash in Tamatave, the economic capital of Madagascar. As illegal immigrants, they face discrimination both from their bosses and the local residents, who accuse them of sparking the violence that is tearing through the neighbourhood. Gwetto gives a voice to the ‘economically displaced’, in a polyphonic tale of hope and survival.
Documentary on the French political comedy and how the right and left clash.
A crow's song inspires the characters of the story.
Passengers gives Worakls the keys to the Vasarely Foundation. Accompanied by an orchestra, the electro artist explores the various spaces of the Aix-en-Provence institution, revisiting some of the finest tracks in his repertoire.
La Flame, a toy car, enjoys an intense friendship with Swann. He anticipates the arrival of the vacations, which will allow him to have as much fun as he wants. His racing addiction worries Swann, who will try to do something about it.
Confrontation between a transgender teenager and their mother during an escorted-driving trip.
Detective John Carlet is on the verge of retiring from the vice. However, he has to confront one more time to an old case : an unusual investigation which will leave a mark on him for the rest of his life. A little girl has disappeared, the young Mathilde.
Friends since their childhood, Léna and Perrine moved in with their boyfriends a few time ago. Despite their bond, all angles won't be revealed and will remain in the darkness.
"First there is nothing, then a deep nothingness, and then a blue depth" - Yves Klein quoting Gaston Bachelard. This is a real-time rendered short film fully made from 3D scans all about this quote.
Yangbo and Foungou love each other since childhood. On a fishing day, Foungou mysteriously disappears in the Oubangui river. In response to this situation, Yangbo blames Penda, a newcomer in the village who keeps courting her, for killing her boyfriend with an occult power, called Talimbi.
"I am the doctor, I am the hospital, I am not the police."
What would happen if a grumpy handywoman and a clumsy blue bird, who both love music, tried to live together?
In front of the camera, queer voices and bodies occupy the space and take it over. They tell their dance. A dance without rules, free, crazy and benevolent. A dance that gathers; without looks or unconsented gestures. Where they can exist fully.
Raphie is an insomniac and a morgue porter. She collects the shoes of the dead, in order to record their stories. At a party where she happens to be, she meets a famous fashion designer with a special request.
When night falls, the city exists only in halos. Vigil or guardian, you must keep watch among the shadows, confusing tiredness with sleep, night after night, scrutinising the darkness even if it means opening a breach in it and stirring the invisible.
A marriage that has to be done in a hospital during confinement between a German woman and a Catalan painter, perhaps, the greatest painter of cats.
By the time mankind is beginning to experience the first significant effects of climate change announced for decades by scientists, a major scientific campaign of clouds observation is taking place in the Caribbean, bringing together researchers from all over the world. It is no longer a question of preventing the warming of the atmosphere, but of knowing precisely what will be the scale of it. Within this research, the role of clouds is still the biggest unknown since we don't know if they will increase or dampen the warming. The tiny island of Barbados, where the campaign is taking place, is at the forefront of the challenges ahead. Through the successes and failures of the campaign, Barbadians and climatologists explore the fascination that clouds inspire. Somewhere between science, history and poetry, they draw a composite portrait of research.
For the delirium I took my GoPro camera and I went to film a 1 dollar bill.
A man searches for his identity through colouring, an incentive to cross borders.
A mermaid in love is robbed of her heart by the sea. The mermaid, filled with grief, puts a curse on the world: no one will be able to love again. Sophie and Camille no longer love each other, so Camille decides to surrender herself to the sea to find love again.
War movie
Four people who don’t know each other, getting together for a very ordinary week of “family” holidays every year. The normative middle-class “family” they form spends time in seaside towns from the Mediterranean coast to Brittany. The fifty-something “parents” and the two twenty-something “children” were filmed over four summers from 2017 to 2020. Over the course of this collaborative process, the characters take shape and bonds are forged.
July 2017, liberated Mosul lies in ruins. Ghadeer, a young journalist who took refuge in Brussels after the Islamic State took the city, decides to abandon the promise of a future in Europe to return to his people. With a few friends, he founded Radio One FM, a station independent of any religious, community or political affiliation, which could help restore peace. The first two years were those of utopia for this volunteer team: thanks to journalistic work documenting the country's difficulties, Radio One gained a national audience. But economic difficulties and the growing pressure of militias linked to the political clans fighting for control of Iraq finally got the better of the enterprise.
The mundane quotidian experience of a man who fled Libya and awaits permission to remain in Italy, a period of limbo plagued with indignities.
For over a year, Roxane Borgna and Laurent Rojol traveled through the countryside and cities of Palestine, collecting interviews with women. These women questioned their rights and spoke of their quest for freedom. The team followed them in their daily lives to observe their behaviors through the lens of lived experience. They engaged in dialogue to decipher their inner worlds, to understand their dreams, their nightmares, their obsessions.
From father to son, but also from father to daughter, hunting is a heritage passed down with care and discipline within the Marchand family. More than a mere technique, this practice shapes the daily lives and relationships of a family bound by a complex connection to the chamois of the Southern Alps.
