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The Latest Films
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67’
Suzanne Heintz dismantles the myth of the perfect family.
67’
Saving an œuvre, bringing post-independence Abidjan back to life.
24’
Six photographers, six ways of exploring Montreal and revealing what its streets have to offer.
28’
To photograph fashion without ever stopping at appearances.
87’
The man who wanted to see everything, desire everything, photograph everything.
26’
Sylvain Granjon makes words stumble so he can turn them into images.
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In Focus | Latin America
80’
An essential reflection on the role played by photography during wars.
74’
A rediscovered archive, capturing the golden age of Argentine entertainment.
The Showstoppers
86’
The mythical colours of William Eggleston • The singularity of a photographic vision that has left its mark on history.
55’
A photographic legend reflects on his life and art.
56’
An immersion into the daily life of a major photographer.
88’
An intimate glimpse into the life and legacy of an acclaimed street photographer.
80’
An icon of American photography, a life and work that are one...
85’
The transformative power of photography in life's chapters.
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27’
Delving into the lives and streets of Pigalle through Atwood's eyes.
25’
Delving into the 1930s-inspired world of Frédéric Fontenoy's erotic art.
23’
Capturing clues: The unseen art of forensic photography.
25’
When advertising becomes a visual weapon, between provocation, political awareness, and unapologetic scandal.
25’
Stefano De Luigi photographs a street in Tripoli where war has divided two neighborhoods, two sides, two everyday lives.
15’
Savour the art where cuisine meets lens and taste meets vision.
18’
A forgotten figure in photographic history, mesmerizing still lifes.
8’
Collage as a simple, lively, and free way of seeing differently.
26’
Behind the scenes of a meticulously crafted tableau that shaped the visual imagination of the 1990s.
29’
An intimate immersion into a female gaze that reimagines nudity as an act of freedom and empowerment.
Masters of Photography
86’
A moving pilgrimage into Iraq before the disaster: a portrait of an erased golden age.
54’
The greatest musicians of the ’60s, on the brink of fame • A genius of portraiture.
50’
Nude, natural, and nuanced: The art of Arno Rafael Minkkinen.
97’
Twin brothers, two radical bodies of work: an intimate face-to-face between painting, photography and family memory.
57’
An immense, eclectic and above all highly personal record of a bygone century.
51’
A city immortalized through the eyes of a master photographer.
27’
A photographer against the mafia, a life of resistance, a sensitive and sharp eye.
26’
Night, long exposures, minimalism: letting the world enter the frame.
55’
In a Phnom Penh room, photography confronts its own limits.
Understand the Craft
34’
Mastering the delicate dance of cyanotype creation.
25’
Subtle shifts in contrast to completely transform an image.
25’
From fashion images to late nudes: the craft of staging.
18’
Behind every masterpiece, a framer’s thoughtful craft.
27’
Everything you always wanted to know about platinum/palladium printing…
23’
The magic of analog printing • The shamanic gestures of dodging and burning.
26’
A tale of artisanal film-making in the heart of a small kitchen.
21’
Discover the lost art of Cibachrome in this revealing journey.
28’
A fusion of tradition and innovation in photographic craft.
23’
A film about the making of an image, from captured reality to its transformation.
50’
A journey through time with the Fresson's unique printing process.
22’
In Quintas' darkroom, every silver print tells a profound story.
Pure Inspiration
51’
Belgian people reveal themselves under the lens of six photographers...
52’
Garcin proves it's never too late for artistic success.
23’
Walking Paris with Louis Stettner, chasing the everyday light of memory.
27’
Artist Michael Flomen works with a very special darkroom: nature and night.
26’
Sylvain Granjon makes words stumble so he can turn them into images.
25’
A strongly inspired and poetic photography.
28’
Color as an act of framing: Franco Fontana, from landscape to abstraction.
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Gilbert Duclos
Image rights and street photography
Nearly thirty years after La rue zone interdite, Gilbert Duclos reflects on what continues to sustain his street photography practice. Between the freedom to photograph, the legal issues surrounding image rights in Quebec, an ethics of looking, and an enduring attachment to public space, he shares a…
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Sol Miraglia
Struck by the Foto Estudio Luisita's art of glamour
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Shannah Laumeister
Desire, Genius and Contradiction: Bert Stern, Behind the Myth
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Christine Delory-Momberger
Jane Evelyn Atwood, a Free Photographer
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Sylvain Granjon
Sylvain Granjon: Taking Words Literally
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Arno Rafael Minkkinen
Arno Rafael Minkkinen: The Body in the Landscape
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André Rouillé
Photographing Violence
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Romane Fragne