CHILDREN'S TIME | Eve-Chems de Brouwer | Fiction (2022) | A close bond unites Tallulah with the children she looks after every evening after school. One day, a tragic event places a heavy responsibility on her. Menu Synopsis Tallulah has a close bond with the children she looks after every evening when school is over. One day, a tragic event throws a heavy responsibility on her shoulders. Technical specs Duration : 11 min Year : 2022 Genre: Fiction Director : Eve-Chems de Brouwer Screenplay : Eve-Chems de Brouwer Editing : Alice de Matha I Noémie Fy Casting : Tallulah Cassavetti I Mona Behr I Leïl Behr Production: GoGoGo Films In partnership with : Carpentras fait son ciném Official selections Boden International Film Festival I Lulea International Film Festival I Valencia Indie Film Festival I Lisboa Indie Film Festival I SMR13 International Independent Film Festival CHILDREN'S TIme Ève-Chems de BROUWER

L'INSPECTION - LE VAROU - HAPPY DEAL - BÈGUE - HISTOIRE DE PRISON - ENFANT SEUL - WARSHA - MOHAMED | Production company - Paris // Marseille ALL PARENTS HAVE TO DIE Marie HEYSE BLUE HEART Samuel SUFFREN SEA GRAVES Hector BOUDOT MYSTERY FERRY Iris CHASSAIGNE PAY FOR YOUR DEATHS Carine RUSZNIEWSKI THE LONELY CHILD Benjamin LONIEWSKI PRISON'S STORY Vincent ELBAZ THE CHILDREN'S HOUR Ève-Chems DE BROUWER WARSHA Dania BDEIR THE VAROU Marie HEYSE THE INSPECTION Fédéric BAS & Caroline BRAMI STUTTERER Olivier DUVAL AND I WANTED TO PUT MY FATHER IN A VAN Olivier DUVAL NECTAR Lucile HADZIHALILOVIC Menu

HISTOIRE DE PRISON | Vincent Elbaz | Fiction (2022) | Night falls in a prison dormitory for day parolees. All the inmates are getting ready for the night, including friends and bedmates Charlie and René. As darkness fills the room, Charlie is suddenly overcome by loneliness. Menu Official Selection Boden International Film Festival I Lulea International Film Festival I SMR13 International Independent Film Festival Synopsis Night falls in a prison dormitory for day parolees. All the inmates are getting ready for the night, including friends and bedmates Charlie and René. As darkness fills the room, Charlie is suddenly overcome by loneliness. Technical specs Duration : 10 min Year : 2022 Genre: Fiction Director : Vincent Elbaz Screenplay : Mathieu et V incent Elbaz Production: GoGoGo Films Co-Production: 10:22 Films Broacaster : OCS Financing : CNC Prison STORY Vincent ELBAZ

QUE JE MEURS | Juliette GUIGNARD et Fanny CORCELLE | Documentary (2018) Edera is searching for her place, in society, in the city, in her clan. “Lederă” in Romanian means "ivy”. The garden weed. She lives in a makeshift hut with her husband's family, will soon turn 18, and is expecting her first child. Menu TE MERAU (QUE JE MEURS) Fanny CORCELLE Juliette GUIGNARD Free Emotions Festival I Traces of Life I FIDÉ I Mediterranean Nights Festival I Mellionec I Côté Court I Open Eyes I La Barcelle Festival I Territories in Images Festival Official selections Edera is searching for her place, in society, in the city, in her clan. “Leder ă ” in Romanian means "ivy”. The garden weed. She lives in a makeshift hut with her husband's family, will soon turn 18, and is expecting her first child. She is living a moment of transition, a delicate balance between renunciation and resistance. Over time, she asserts the absolute need to build another destiny. Synopsis Technical specs Duration : 36 min Year : 2018 Genre: Documentary Director : Juliette Guignard et Fanny Corcelle Screenplay : Juliette Guignard et Fanny Corcelle Editor : Géraldine Gacon Photography : Juliette Guignard et Fanny Corcelle Sound : Juliette Guignard et Fanny Corcelle Production : GoGoGo Films (De Films en Aiguille) Co-production : TVM Est parisien et Magnolias Films Financing : SCAM I CNC I PROCIREP-ANGOA GALERIE

LES JOURS MAUDITS | Artem IURCHENKO | Documentary (2018) 2014, in Ukraine. In the city-centre of Kiev, protected from the outside world, this is where Vladimir devotes himself to teaching precise lines, in between cups of coffee. Menu PREMIER VOTE Étienne CHAILLOU Synopsis “Premier vote” is the first collection of documentaries produced for the entire new regional network of France 3. Broadcast in April 2017 a few days before the first round of the presidential election, it gives voice to a generation of first-time voters in search of recognition and visibility. They are abstentionists, FN militants, communist sympathizers, or little concerned about political life... From Corte to Amiens, 13 regions, 13 films, 39 young people of all sensibilities and from all social backgrounds. Technical specs Duration: 13 x 26 mins Year: 2017 Genre: Documentary Collection director: Étienne Chaillou Production: GoGoGo Movies (From Films en Aiguille) I Pardi productions I Second line Broadcaster: France 3 Funding: ACSE - Images of Diversity I ADAV I COSIP - assistance with filmmaking and with production I ADP Foundation I Ile-de-France Region I PROCIREP-ANGOA I Public Senat I Lower Normandy Region I Brittany Region I Corsica Region I Upper Normandy Region I Pays de la Loire Region GALERIE Hauts-de-France Considering the youth Mathias THERY Normandy Young workers Nicolas Boulenger Brittany The spark Lauriane LAGARDE Pays de la Loire impatient Vincent POUPLARD Ile-de-France The ones, the others, the approximately Raphaële BENISTY Great East The taste of ideas Zouhair CHEBBALE Burgundy-France-County Children of the Republic Jonathan RICQUEBOURG Centre-Loire Valley Ping-pong Celine THIOU New Aquitaine The click policy Benoit Felici Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur With family Jan SITTA Occitania The boomerang effect Natacha SAUTEREAU Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes The alpha male Drine BROWN Corsica U primu voted Idrissa GUIRO

FREE ANGELA | Shola Lynch | Documentary (2013) Free Angela and All Political Prisoners tells the story of a young philosophy teacher who was born in Alabama, to a family of African American intellectuals, and who is today known for her political activism. Menu FREE ANGELA Shola LYNCH Official selection Gala at TIFF / BFI London 2012 Synopsis A feminist, a communist and an activist in the American civil rights movement, close to the Black Panthers, Angela Davis became involved in the support committee for the Soledad Brothers, three black American prisoners accused of murdering a prison guard in reprisal for the murder of one of their fellow inmates. Accused in 1970 of organizing an escape attempt and hostage-taking that resulted in the death of a California judge and 3 inmates, Angela became the most wanted woman in the United States. Arrested, imprisoned, tried and sentenced to death, she was released for lack of evidence, under pressure from international support committees whose slogan was FREE ANGELA! Technical specs Duration : 1h39 Year : 2013 Genre : Documentary Director : Shola Lynch Screenplay : Shola Lynch Cinematography : Bradford Young, (des Reconstitutions) Sandi Sissel ( des interviews) Sound : Mark Burton, Sarah Chin, Alexandra Gallo, Emmanuel Germond, Dimitri Tisseyre, Olivier Virmont Editor : Marion Monnier - Lewis Erskine Production : De films en aiguille (GoGoGo Films) & Realside productions (USA) Co-production : Direct Cinéma- Overbrook - Will Smith / Rock Nation - Jay Z Broadcaster : Jour2fete Seller : Elle Driver Financing : Direct I Ile-de-France Region I Canal + I The Ford Foundation I Black Entertainment Television Networks I Tribeca All Access I Procirep - Angoa I New York State Council on the Arts I Paul Newman Foundation I The Independent Television Service I The Corporation for Public Broadcasting I The Sundance Institute Documentary Film Program GALERIE

WARSHA | Dania BDEIR | Fiction (2021) A Syrian migrant, works on a construction site in Beirut. Menu WARSHA Dania BDEIR Synopsis Mohammad, a Syrian migrant, works on a construction site in Beirut. That day, something compelled him to volunteer to drive the highest and most dangerous crane in Lebanon. Technical specs Duration : 15 min Year : 2021 Genre : Fiction Director : Dania Bdeir Production : Inter Spinas Films, GoGoGo Films Co-Production : Né à Beyrouth Films Distributor: Arte International Sales : New Europe Film Sales Financing : Région Sud Cinéma, Aix-Marseille-Provence Métropole, Tournages Grand Est, Fonds Image de la Francophonie, CNC, Sacem, Nava projects Official selections SUNDANCE Jury Prize for Best International Short Film I Tampere Film Festival Best International Fiction Award I PCMMO Audience Favorite Award I Jury Prize at the Regard Festival in Quebec I Short Film Station at the 2019 Berlinale I Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival 2021 I Tampere Film Festival I SXSW I Panorama of Maghreb and Middle Eastern Cinema I BFI Flare: London LBGTQIA+ Film Festival I Regard Festival I Aspen Shortsfest I Brussels Short Film Festival

D'UN CORPS À L'AUTRE | Mariana Otero | Documentary (2026) Ten adults with visual disabilities and mental health issues take up dancing under the guidance of a choreographer and his dancers. As rehearsals progress, each participant overcomes their fears and develops their own style. To convey to viewers the unique physical experience of these apprentice dancers, the film uses sound narration to shift the perspective of sighted viewers. Menu D'UN CORPS À L'AUTRE Mariana OTERO I N POST - P R O D U C T I O N Ten adults with visual disabilities and mental health issues take up dancing under the guidance of a choreographer and his dancers. As rehearsals progress, each participant overcomes their fears and develops their own style. To convey to viewers the unique physical experience of these apprentice dancers, the film uses sound narration to shift the perspective of sighted viewers. Synopsis Technical specs Year: 2025 Genre : Documentary Director : Mariana Otero Screenplay : Mariana Otero Editing: Agnès Bruckert I Nicola Sburlati Sound Editing: Alexandre Rameaux I Karen Versreken Original score: Dominique Massa Production : GoGoGo Films I Survivance Co-producction: Clin d’Oeil Films I Buddy Movies I Archipel 33 Funding : CNC - Pre-production assistance I CNC - Before filmmaking assistance I Fondation Visio I Cinéventure I Brittany Region - Production assistance

MOHAMED | Documentary (2020) | Sara Olarciregui | Mohamed is in his early twenties.  He likes cinema, theatre, and above all, words.  Menu MOHAMED Sara OLACIREGUI Synopsis Mohamed is in his early twenties. He likes cinema, theatre, and above all, words. Every week, he goes to the improvisation and film writing workshop in his neighborhood, LABEC. One day, he will be “somebody”, he's sure of that. For now, he writes and films his difficult daily life which he shares with me, while I, through my camera, offer my own vision of this young man in maturation. Putting his images and mine together, this chronicle will be an intimate account of his blossoming, one of an up-and-coming artist who seeks essentially to find his own voice and own language. This portrait is an offer to accompany Mohamed in this assertion, in his moments of doubts and anger, and in his moments of success. Technical specs. Duration: 44 min Year: 2020 Genre: documentary Director : Sara Olaciregui Screenplay : Sara Olaciregui et Mohamed Bouakkaz Photography : Sara Olaciregui Sound : Sara Olaciregui, Paul Le Bret, Baptise Wanekeum, N’Dembo Ziavoula Editor : Myriam Aycaguer et Manon Falise Production: GoGoGo Films Financing : Région Ile-de-France, Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine film workout , Atelier résidence Un Jolie Mai, Dispositif Talents en court au Comedy Club, Bourse Tutorat de la SCAM, CICLIC.

I SHOULD HAVE KILLED MY FATHER | Nicolas Peduzzi | Documentary I 025. Houston, a Democratic stronghold in Republican Texas, stands at the twilight of a new era. Fiche technique I SHOULD HAVE KILLED MY FATHER Nicolas PEDUZZI IN POST - PRODUCTION Synopsis 2025. Houston, a Democratic stronghold in Republican Texas, stands at the twilight of a new era. David, the heir to a dynasty of oil magnates, is determined to restore order to the city that allowed a human trafficking cartel to abduct his only daughter. Meanwhile, in the shadows of the oil refineries, resistance is taking shape as best it can. A young woman joins the ranks of outcasts and misfits, gathered around a rapper with mystical overtones. Technical specs Duration : 103 min Year : 2026 Genre: Documentary Director : Nicolas Peduzzi Screenplay : Nicolas Peduzzi Editing : Nicola Sburlati Sound Editing : Olivier Voisin Production : GoGoGo Films Co-production : ARTE France Financing : PROCIREP ANGOA

Since its launch in 2018, GOGOGO Films has been producing for cinemas and for TV, short and long films, documentaries and fiction. Menu Nadège ABADIE Dania BDEIR Frédéric BAS Hector BOUDOT Caroline BRAMI Etienne CHAILLOU Iris CHASSAIGNE Fanny CORCELLE Eve-Chems DE BROUWER Olivier DUVAL Vincent ELBAZ Myriam EL HAJJ Audrey GORDON Julien GAURICHON Marie HEYSE Dhia JERBI Hanna HASSOULINE Lucile HADZIHALILOVIC Artem IURCHENKO Delphine LANSON Benjamin LONIEWSKI The LOPEZ brothers Shola LYNCH Clotilde NOGUES Sara OLARCIREGUI Mariana OTERO Nicolas PEDUZZI Gil RABIER Samuel SUFFREN Hugo SOBELMAN Bérenger THOUIN Eva TOURRENT Nadège ABADIE Nadège Abadie is a photographer and director. Born in Paris in 1988, graduated from ENS Louis-Lumière, she is constantly developing tools and forms that allow her to support the fragility of the subjects she films. Her photographic works have been exhibited in galleries, arts center, festivals and published at Éditions La Martinière, Paris, and Éditions d'en bas, Lausanne. She directed the documentaries 32 boulevard de Magenta (2013), The dew point (2017) and Des mots à la figure (2018). The dew point > TV Documentary Nadège ABADIE Hanna HASSOULINE After a bachelor's in History (Sociology and History of Africa), she did a Master 1 at ESJ, specializing in audiovisual media. She has participated in numerous projects within the First Lines production box and has been an investigator for the program Cash Investigation . In 2017, she worked as a Special Envoy on the attacks of November 13. She collaborated with Georges-Marc Benhamou and Michael Prazan on a documentary project on anti-Semitism in France. She is the autor and director of a documentary film on a movement of Israeli and Palestinian women: Les Guerrières de la Paix broadcast in May 2019 on PUBLIC SENATE and LCP, and awarded with the Special Mention of the Jury at FIGRA 2019. Our turn ! > TV Documentary Hanna Hassouline Fanny CORCELLE & Juliette GUIGNARD Fanny Corcelle and Juliette Guignard have crossed paths on several occasions in their journey: At the university, they studied at the master DEMC of Paris 7, then they carried out within the collective La Sierra Prod a series of six documentaries, real practical and technical school where the idea of working together was consolidated. Both of them were trained in image and light (at INA or at the Gobelins) then by assisting various cinematographers (Laurent Fénart, Pierre Boffety or Vincent Ferey). When they don't make common paths, Fanny Corcelle was artistic director of the Silhouette festival, jury in several short film and documentary festivals, and joined the Blogothèque team. As for Juliette Guignard, she was the coordinator of the association La Sierra Prod (film and social), and of the filmmaker collective Captive (film and art). Today, they are developing their respective documentary projects, one in Brazil, the other in the Creuse ... That I die > TV Documentary Juliette GUIGNARD Fanny CORCELLE Eve-Chems DE BROUWER A theater and film director, Ève-Chems De Brouwer entered filmmaking with a passion for the work of cinematographer and actor direction. It was in Canada that she made her first film, Montreal, in the national competition of the Brest European Short Film Festival. Her second film, Sous l'arbre , purchased by Arte, won numerous festival awards (best short film at the Cabourg Film Festival, jury prize at the FFIF Namur) and post-production assistance from the CNC. The body occupies a central place in her work. Her films explore the question of the quest for freedom, loss, the relationship with the mother, and reconstruction. In each project, she approaches strong and emotionally charged female characters in an intimate and sensory way, and attempts to resonate with the unconscious part of the viewer. She is writing her first feature film and is developing a project on the taboo of infertility in Africa. CHILDREN'S TIME > Short film Eve-Chems deBrouwer Olivier DUVAL Olivier DUVAL Olivier Duval studied Cinema at The Sorbonne and at the ECAL (Lausanne’s cantonal school of Arts, in Switzerland). In parallel, he has been a director, script-writer, actor, chief-operator on different projects. In particular, he worked with Jan Cvzarlewski on L’Ambassadeur et moi (2011), L’Amour bègue (2013), nominated for many festivals, and then on Training (2014) for Camper ©. Stutterer > Short film AND I WANTED TO PUT MY FATHER IN A VAN > Short film Vincent ELBAZ Vincent Elbaz started up Comedy with the Cours Florent, practising theatre for two years. He performed in several plays : L’ouest le vrai by Sam Shepard, Le Bouc (1993) by Rainer Werner Fassbinder. He became one of the most promising young french actors by landing his first role in a big screen film, Le Peril Jeune , by Cédric Klapisch. After that, his comedies were quite a success, though he didn’t hesitate to impersonate darker characters. He was awarded the Jean Gabin prize in 1998. Between 2002 and 2007, he acted in two theatre plays, directed by John Malkovich, Good Canary and Hysteria . He then starred with Marion Cotillard in the romantic comedy Ma vie en l’air . He was the main character of the Luc Bessons’ action series No limit , but still remains faithful to the big screen, and sometimes even goes behind the camera. Jail Story > Short film Vincent ELBAZ Audrey GORDON Historian by training and graduate journalist, Audrey Gordon cut her teeth in the written and audiovisual press before embarking on documentary filmmaking. She is particularly interested in History and the transmission of memory. Her first film, Kinderlekh , tells the story of the tour of a fourth grade class playing the story of Izieu's children, deported in 1944. In 2014, she met a former resistance fighter and, based on her story, approached fiction with the short film Edith & Lucile . In 2016, she shot her first feature-length documentary in the United States. Emma Bovary > TV Documentary Audrey GORDON Marie HEYSE Originally from Normandy, Marie studied Literature before pursuing Film studies at the Sorbonne. Varou (2021), inspired by an old Norman legend, was her first produced film. She writes and co-writes several fiction projects, mainly oriented toward the uncanny and the fantastic, and in 2025 she directed her second short film, All parents have to die , which received Second Prize at the Moulin d’Andé Screenwriting Competition and was developed within the Sofilm Genre Residency and the Création en Cours program of Les Ateliers Médicis. Varou > Short movie All parents HAVE TO DIE > Short film Marie HEYSE Artem IURCHENKO Artem Lurchenko, born in 1987 in Kiev, student of the workshop of engraving and printing art of National Polytechnic University of Ukraine. Upon his arrival in France in 2008, he completed a Master 2 in Art Media at the École Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Angers, where in 2013 he directed his first film, Pustinki-Hlinitzi. Then did a Master 2 in documentary filmmaking at Lussas in 2014 and on this occasion directed Atelier #5, a short documentary film which prefigures The Cursed Days. The cursed days > TV Documentary Artem IURCHENKO Delphine LANSON BEING A FATHER > TV Documentary Born in Paris, Delphine moved to London at an early age to seek a multidisciplinary education. She graduates with a degree from the London and International School of Acting, and has been leading ever since a career of actress, writer and stage director. In theaters as well as in cinemas, she acts in a wide range of registers, from Shakespear to spy movies. Having played in England, in the United States and in France, she notably worked with artists such as Michael Lonsdale, Denis Lavant, Matt Damon or Miou Miou. In addition to her career, Delphine also commits to charity by going to Bangladesh with the association Clowns Without Borders. She takes her first steps as a movie director when she creates Décroche . She has since directed three shorts and three movie ads. She acquired a residence at the Napoule Castle, and a writing aid from the PACA region in order to write Someone’s knocking at the door ! Being a father is her first feature film. Delphine LANSON Benjamin LONIEWSKI Benjamin Loniewski was born in Aubagne, in the south of France. After studying international business and taking on various odd jobs, he honed his sensitivity to light and image by working as a camera operator and gaffer for directors such as Abdellatif Kechiche (Mektoub My Love ) and Joan Chemla (If You Saw My Heart ). Alongside this work, he directed a self-produced documentary and developed several fiction projects, including The lonely child, which was selected for the Aubagne Festival Meetings, the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, the La Ruche screenwriting residency, and the WIPP Festival for films in development. He also developed L’Odeur du béton frais as part of the 2021 La Ruche program, with mentorship from Virginie Legeay. THE LONELY CHILD > Short film Benjamin LONIEWSKI The brothers LOPEZ Self-taught, Alexis and Jeremie Lopez are making a start in the world of directing by taking part in the Media France tv contest of 2013. Their short documentary about their tree-surgeon brother caught the eye of Coline Serreau, president of the jury, who gave them the main prize. Following this, they decided to give up their studies and shoot their first short film : Inlove . An ironic tale about love, in which they tackle a theme that is dear to them : social violence. In 2020, they directed their first documentary: To another world. Currently, they are in preparation for making a second short movie. live the forest > TV Documentary Les frères LOPEZ Shola LYNCH Sara OLACIREGUI Sara OLACIREGUI In 2006, after graduating in Numerical techniques and 2d animation, Sara olaciregui, started a career as an editor, and worked on Pile Poil which won the Cesar in 2020 for the best short film, among others. In 2020, she finished directing her first documentary, Mohamed , which won the Nouvelle Aquitaine Film Workout 2019. Sara currently works on the development of two projects, one of which has received the Brouillon d'un rêve award, of the SCAM 2019. She is also responsible for the image on the film 316 North Main directed by Sonia Ben Slama which is being shot in the United States. In parallel, she has joined in 2016 the LABEC association Plus loin, in which she still helps and teaches the young authors/directors in filming and editing films. Mohammad > Short film Shola LYNCH Shola Lynch was born in Austin, Texas, in 1969 and grew up in New York. She graduated from the University of California Riverside with a master’s degree in history, and from the University of Columbia with a master’s degree in journalism. As a successful athlete, she has won numerous races. In 2004, she directs her first film Shirley Chisholm’72 Unbought & Unbossed , followed by Free Angela And All Political Prisoners in 2013. FREE ANGELA > Feature film Nicolas PEDUZZI Nicolas Peduzzi has been living between the United States and France for nearly twenty years. After studying theater and cinema, he moved to Houston, Texas, where he developed a film project focusing on the city, its geography, its environment, and the communities that inhabit it. There he made his first feature-length documentary, Southern Belle (2018), in which he filmed his friends in Houston. The film was presented at FID Marseille, where it won the Grand Prix. He continued this exploration with Ghost Song (2021), presented at ACID at the Cannes Film Festival. Back in France, he directed On the Edge (2023), shot at Beaujon Hospital. Today, he has returned to Houston to prepare a fourth film, revisiting the places and friends that marked his early filmmaking. ghost song > Feature film ON THE EDGE > Feature film I SHOULD HAVE KILLED MY FATHER > Feature film Nicolas PEDUZZI Gil RABIER Gil Rabier studied philosophy and gave lectures in Japan. He produces historical and topical documentaries : his movies often touch on medical and social issues. Author of the book L'Annonce, dire la maladie grave, he also produced the movies Les Derniers Mots , Fukushima, Des particules et des hommes and Humaniser l'hôpital. More recently, Gil Rabier directed a trilogy of documentaries on the Second World War, produced by GoGoGo Films and Arte: The Nazis and Money, Stalin’s Factories facing Hitler’s Armies , and the final installment, The Carpet-Bombing Strategy , just completed. nazis and money > TV Documentary Stalin’s Factories Facing Hitler’s Armies > TV Documentary The carpet bombing strategy > TV Documentary Gilles Rabier Hugo SOBELMAN Hugo Sobelman's work lies at the intersection of the personal and the political. He began his career in cinema as an assistant director on Sólveig Anspach's Queen of Montreuil . This first immersion in demanding auteur cinema shaped his vision. In 2018, we produced his first feature-length documentary, which he co-directed with his father, Golda Maria . Dedicated to his great-grandmother, who was deported to concentration camps during World War II, the film had its world premiere at the Berlinale in 2020. Two years later, GoGoGo accompanied him on his second feature film, Soul Kids , a vibrant dive into the heart of the Stax Music Academy in Memphis. Through the great classics of soul music, the film pays tribute to music as a tool for emancipation and knowledge of African-American history. Already, his attention is focused on young people, on those who are searching for their place and inventing their voice. Presented at numerous festivals, including Fipadoc, Soul Kids won the SACEM Award for Best Music Documentary. Our collaboration continues this year with Belleville Beats ! GOLDA MARIA > Feature film SOUL KIDS > Feature film BELLEVILLE BEATS > Feature film Hugo Sobelman Eva TOURRENT Eva TOURRENT Graduated from the Bordeaux Aquitaine School of Journalism (IJBA), Éva Tourrent worked in a first place as a journalist for the radio and the television (France Inter, France Ô, France télévision), before taking the master degree documentary production in 2006-2007 at the Lussas school / Grenoble University. Along with writing and directing her films, she supervises image education workshops, then works as an assistant director and general manager for film shoots, mainly in office. Since 2018, she is the artistic manager of the SVoD Tënk platform. Lisière is her first feature film. Edge > TV Documentary Dhia Jerbi is a Tunisian filmmaker, born in 1991 in the United Arab Emirates, where he grew up. He returned to Tunisia in 2003. After his baccalaureate and a year in an engineering school, he changed direction and enrolled at the Institut Supérieur d'Art Multimédia de la Mannouba (Tunis) where he obtained a degree in film directing and writing. At ISAMM he directed several school films, including Marhouja . He then went to France to enrol at the Lussas Documentary School where he made three films including Au pays des oranges tristes . Documentary and fiction are often intertwined in his films. BEHIND THE SUN > Feature film Dhia JERBI Dhia JERBI Dania BDEIR Dania Bdeir is a multi-award winning writer-director who has an intense love/hate relationship with her home country, Lebanon. It is in this country that she finds both her greatest sorrow and her deepest inspiration. Dania has a Master's degree in filmmaking from the Tisch School of the Arts in New York. Her graduation short film, In White, which received support from the Spike Lee Production Fund, had its world premiere at the Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival and has screened at the BFI London Film Festival, the Uppsala International Short Film Festival, and over thirty other festivals around the world. In February 2019 Dania was selected for Berlinale Talents and participated in the Berlinale Short Film Station with her short film Warsha . She currently lives between New York and Dubai and is developing her first feature film, Pigeon Wars which was selected for the DFI Hezaya Screenwriting lab organised in collaboration with Torino Film Lab. WARSHA > Short film Dania BDEIR Lucile HADZIHALILOVIC Born in Lyon, Lucile Hadzihalilovic spent her childhood in Morocco until the age of 17 and became very early interested in American and Italian genre cinema. She studied at ESEC, then at IDHEC where she directed her graduation film, La Première Mort de Nono , in 1986. After this first film, she founded the film production company Les Cinémas de la Zone with Gaspar Noé. She is a member of the 50/50 collective, which aims to promote equality between men and women and diversity in the cinema and audiovisual sector. NECTAR > Short film Lucile Hadzhalilovic Bérenger THOUIN After training at the ENS Louis Lumière, Bérenger Thouin wrote and directed several short films, including Guillaume le désespéré , La Course and Le Zoo de Monsieur Vanel . His work focuses on history and archive images. His first feature film, produced by GoGoGo Film and titled Golden Age , tells the story of a fearless young woman, played by Souheila Yacoub, who journeys through the twentieth century in search of fortune and freedom. GOLDEN AGE > Feature film Bérenger Thouin Frédéric Bas Caroline BRAMI Caroline BRAMI Caroline Brami holds the agrégation in Modern Literature and teaches at a high school in Paris’s 19th arrondissement. A literary critic for Les Inrockuptibles in the 1990s and a former lecturer at the Sorbonne, she divides her time between teaching and writing in its many forms, including songwriting and screenwriting. In 2021, she co-directed the short film The Inspection with Frédéric Bas, which follows a teacher confronting her own approach to teaching the Holocaust. The film was selected for numerous festivals, notably the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, the Namur International Francophone Film Festival, and the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival. THE INSPECTION > Short film Myriam EL HAJJ Myriam EL HAJJ Myriam El Hajj was born in 1983 in Beirut. She holds a Master’s degree in Film Directing and Audiovisual Creation, as well as a Master’s degree in Theatre Studies and Performing Arts from Université Paris 8–Vincennes–Saint-Denis. She gained recognition with her first feature-length documentary, Trêve (2015), which follows her uncle and his friends, former militiamen from the Lebanese Civil War (1975–1990). Her second film, Diaries from Lebanon (2025), tells the recent history of Lebanon through an intimate lens, following three characters between 2018 and 2022. The film premiered at the Berlinale and subsequently screened at more than 50 festivals worldwide. Alongside her filmmaking work, Myriam El Hajj has been Artistic Director of the Fondation Liban Cinéma since 2015. She is also a founding member of the association Rawiyat – Sisters in Film, which supports women filmmakers from the Arab world and the diaspora. DIARIES FROM LEBANON > Feature film Etienne CHAILLOU Etienne CHAILLOU Étienne Chaillou is a French director born in 1981. A graduate of the Arts Décoratifs de Paris in animation, he has been co-directing films with Mathias Théry since 2006. Together, they seek new narrative forms to explore the incessant questions they engage in in their films. Beyond science, they address sociological themes such as family and the heated debate surrounding the law on marriage for all with the film The Sociologist and the Bear, released in theaters in 2016, which was a huge critical and audience success. Their new film, The Tie , was released in theaters in 2020. FIRST VOTE > TV documentary Samuel Suffren Samuel SUFFREN Samuel Suffren is a Haitian producer and filmmaker, and the Artistic Director of the Rencontres du Documentaire en Haïti. He directed a trilogy of short films inspired by his father’s American dream, which has received numerous awards and screened at major international festivals. In 2022, Agwe , the first installment, was selected for the Official Selection at the Locarno Film Festival and won the Best Diaspora Film Award at FESPACO, before being distributed at around fifty festivals worldwide. In 2024, the second film, Dreams in Paper , was selected for the Official Competition at the Sundance Film Festival and went on to win more than twenty awards, screening at nearly one hundred festivals. Blue Heart , the third and final chapter, had its world premiere at the Directors’ Fortnight at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival and is currently continuing its international festival run. BLUE HEART > Short film Hector BOUDOT Hector BOUDOT Hector Boudot was born in 1999 in Nancy. In 2016, thanks to the Zellidja travel grants, he embarked on his first solo journey to Norway, where he documented encounters and artistic explorations through photography, writing, and drawing. In 2019, Hector completed a BTS diploma in Sound Engineering in Metz. He then continued to travel alone, developing an interest in documentary practice. In 2022, he joined the Master’s program in Documentary Filmmaking at the École Documentaire de Lussas. Sea Graves is his first short film, produced by Gogogo Films. It follows the daily lives of three Senegalese and Guinean men exiled in Morocco, who are forced to work in a cemetery for Europeans. SEA GRAVES > Short film Iris CHASSAIGNE Born in 1992, Iris Chassaigne lives and works in Paris. A graduate of FAMU, the Film and TV School of Prague, and of Paris VIII University, she directed her graduation film Les gens qui roulent la nuit in 2018, which was selected at the Côté Court Festival in Pantin and the Go Short Festival in Nijmegen. In 2021, she wrote and directed Swan dans le centre , which was selected for the Cannes Critics’ Week in 2022 and screened at numerous French and international festivals, including the Minimalen Festival in Norway, where it won the award for Best Short Film. In 2023, she co-directed Stranger , a musical short film made in collaboration with Jehnny Beth, presented in a Special Screening at the 2023 Critics’ Week. She also works as a script supervisor on short and feature films. > Short film MYSTERY FERRY Iris chassaigne Mariana OTERO Trained at IDHEC, Mariana Otero has developed from the start a rigorous approach to documentary filmmaking, notably directing Non Lieux and La Loi du collège , Arte’s first documentary series. Her cinema has gained recognition with films such as Entre nos mains (nominated for the César Award for Best Documentary in 2010) and Histoire d’un regard , devoted to photojournalist Gilles Caron and nominated for a César in 2020. Alongside her work as a filmmaker, she has been deeply involved in teaching and mentorship. In 2011, she was named a Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letters. We are currently producing her new documentary, D’un corps à l’autre , which explores the learning of dance through the experiences of ten adults who are visually impaired and living with psychiatric disorders. D'UN CORPS À L'AUTRE > Feature film Julien GAURICHON Trained in cinema at Université Paris 8, Julien Gaurichon began his career in 2000 with Fools upon the Hill , a documentary about singer Willy DeVille, co-directed with Frédéric Bas. Their collaboration continued with Yes We Catch! (Arte, 2012), exploring the history of professional wrestling, and Deux rêves noirs (France 5, 2015), focused on Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. He has also directed several films on cinema itself, including Le Mépris by Jean-Luc Godard, La Voie lactée by Luis Buñuel, and Rêves de singe , tracing the history of Chinese animated film. Between 2008 and 2022, he co-directed around twenty films for the Mystères d’archives collection (INA), as well as the web series History Catchers , dedicated to news cameramen. Today, he reunites with Frédéric Bas to direct Truman Capote & The Murder of Holcomb and A stranger beside me – Ann Rule & Ted Bundy. TRUMAN CAPOTE & THE MURDER OF HOLCOMB > TV Documentary A STRANGER BESIDE ME ANN RULE & TED BUNDY > TV Documentary Frédéric BAS Frédéric Bas is a history and geography teacher at a middle school in the 19th arrondissement of Paris. He is the author of several documentaries for France Culture, France 5, and Arte. He also makes films for the Face à l’histoire series, broadcast on Blow Up , Arte’s cinephile website. In 2021, he co-directed the short film The Inspection with Frédéric Bas, which follows a teacher confronted with her approach to teaching the Holocaust. In 2024, he co-directed his first true-crime documentary with Frédéric Bas, Truman Capote & the murer of Holcomb before continuing in the genre with A stranger beside me – Ann Rule & Ted Bundy, broadcast on Arte in 2026. THE INSPECTION > TV Documentary TRUMAN CAPOTE & THE MURDER OF HOLCOMB > Short film A STRANGER BESIDE ME ANN RULE & TED BUNDY > Short film Clotilde NOGUES Clotilde Nogues, born in the suburbs of Paris, is a documentary filmmaker who also works as a camera operator and assistant on various productions. She approaches each subject with sensitivity, aiming to convey certain realities faithfully while seeking an innovative and aesthetic form that serves the story. Her work focuses on individuals shaped by systems beyond their control. Through singular stories, often silenced or overlooked, she explores the intimacy and complexity of each journey as a way of giving meaning to our shared humanity. She is currently writing her first two films, which bring to light forgotten women’s stories and examine the impact of the prison system, both in the 1960s and today. L'ÉTINCELLE > TV Documentary

SUSPENDED | Myriam EL HAJJ | Fiction Weapons, ballot boxes or the street. Georges, Joumana, Perla. Three intersecting destinies, three generations and the same desire to change a sick country: Lebanon. Menu DIARIES FROM LEBANON Myriam EL HAJJ Official selections Berlinale 2024 - Panorama Competition / Champs Elysées Film Festival - Grand Jury Prize / Hot Docs (Toronto) / DOXA Documentary Film Festival (Vancouver) / Shanghai International Film Festival / Visions du réel 2024 / États Généraux du documentaire / Ageless International Film Festival / Arts of Lebanon Festival (ALF) / FIFOG Film Festival / Torun Film Festival / International Festival Signs of the Night / Sarajevo Film Festival / Five Lakes Film festival in Bavaria / Festival Du Film Arabe de Fameck / Lebanese Film Festival / Middle East Now / We World film festival Bologna / Sao Paulo film festival / Women Make Waves International Film Festival / Cinemed / Mostra de Valencia / Festival Filmer le travail - Grand Prize, Special Audience Prize / Amiens International Film Festival - Best Documentary on the Big Screen Award I Connétable Film Festival I Medenine International Film Festival I Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture in Philadelphia I Free Zone Belgrade, Human Right Film I Silk Road International Film Festival I Movies on War Film Festival I Cairo International Film Festival I DOCandFIlms at University of Chicago I Terraviva Film Festival I Arab Cinema Week I Marrakech Film Festival I Festival Francophone de N.Y.C I Malmö Arab Film Festival I Festival international du film d’Alger I Human screen festival I Gaza Women International Festival I Human Screen Festival Synopsis War, politics or Revolution. These are the choices of Georges, Joumana and Perla-Joe. Three destinies, and the same desire to change a sick country: Lebanon. How to keep on dreaming when all around is falling apart? Technical specs Length : 1h57 Year : 2023 Genre : Documentary Directed by : Myriam EL HAJJ Scenario : Myriam EL HAJJ Editing : Anita Perez Sound Editing : Thomas Robert Production : GoGoGo Films Co-production : Abbout Productions Films Distributor : Les Films des Deux Rives International sales : MAD Solutions Funding : CNC - Assistance to World Cinemas I OIF I Sud Region - Development Assistance I Red Sea Fund I IMS I Doha Film Institute I Visions Sud Est I Atelier de l'Atlas I Emergency Fund for Lebanon I Lebanese Fund I Lebanese Ministry of Culture