Dakar, Senegal
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I am a French filmmaker and video journalist, from the « Centre de formation des journalistes » (CFJ) in Paris. I directed and filmed several long-format documentaries in remote places all over the world to relay human stories about exile and migrations, themes near to my heart (she made stories in Sudan, Iraq, Gabon, Tanzania, Ivory Coast, India, Martinique island, France, Malawi). Long format documentaries 2019 : « Women warriors », Al-Jazeera / « From Seine-Saint-Denis to Amazonia » (French high school students from poor suburbs who went to French Guyana to open their eyes to the world), France Ô 2018 : « L’appel », France 2 (Story of a French missionary and nurse during Mosul’s final battle) 2017 : « La famille de la jungle », France 2 (Story of a family who takes care of orphan gorillas in the middle of the jungle in Gabon) 2016 : « La loi de la jungle », France 2 (Story of migrants in Calais who try to catch the train and their dreams for England) 2015 : Documentary about sex-traffic trade in Martinique island, ATV TV channel 2014 : « No Maasaï land », France Ô (Maasaï people evicted in North-Tanzania)
Produced for France TV
A documentary about French teenagers from Seine-Saint-Denis area, the poorest department in France, who travel to French Guyana with their teachers. An incredible adventure for them.
Millions of pilgrims from across India flock to one of the country's most sacred Hindu shrines every year. But Sabarimala Temple has long been off-limits to almost half the world's population. Women aged between 10 and 50 are considered impure by the hardline Hindu men who come to the temple to worship. "Women cannot follow the rituals," says Aswani Dev, an ardent devotee. "A woman is an object
A documentary about Aude, a French missionnary and nurse who helped hundreds of victims during the battle of Mosul, in Iraq.
Produced for Maffick LLC
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