35580 Saint-Senoux, France
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Request QuoteAn audiovisual producer with more than twelve years of experience in research, field production, creative direction and general production. The current creative director of Enlalucha Films, a production company established in Colombia since 2011.
Some of my highlights since 2011.
Produced for Enlalucha Films
They Return is the love story between a Colombian community and its territory. It focuses on the importance of land for these people and their struggle to recover it. Made with the support of the Colombia Film Development Fund and awarded with two post-production grants from the Bogota Audiovisual Market (2015) and an honorable mention at the FINCA 2015.
Produced for Enlalucha Films
Feature Length documentary produced by Enlalucha Films with the support of the Colombia Film Development Fund. It tells the everyday life of a not too ordinary man who helped change the course of Colombian arts and represents nowadays a mythical figure of conceptualism. Currently in post production.
Produced for Enlalucha Films
Project commisioned by the Alexander Von Humboldt biological research Institute in Colombia. It Focuses on the region of la Mojana -one of the richest natural hydraulic systems in the country-. Five short pieces with testimonies from inhabitants of la Mojana talk about their way of life and the challenges they have to face, being climate change the main amongst them.
"On May 2, 2002, government-sponsored paramilitaries entered the region of Bojayá, Colombia, setting off a conflict with FARC guerrillas in the area. The paramilitaries used the community as human shields. Those caught in the crossfire sought shelter in a local church, which FARC then bombed. More than 79 innocent civilians, mostly women and children, were killed, making it the worst massacre in Colombia's 50-year conflict. In this explosive documentary, we follow one of the survivors, Chocó community leader Leyner Palacios Asprilla, a Nobel Peace Prize nominee who lost 32 relatives in the massacre. As the FARC now demobilize in the region, they open the door for other armed groups to rise and clear a path for the exploitation of resources and illegal drug trafficking. We follow Palacios as he reconstructs the past and moves forward in his dangerous mission to ensure key elements of the peace deal are implemented for the safety of his people." (Heather Haynes - Hot Docs)
This story follows the everyday life of an outstanding woman while she inaugurates the first of its kind itinerant museum honoring the victims of the conflict. Through a series of interviews and close-ups to her context, this 25" program - one of ten chapters from a series about Latinamerican women who have had a real impact in their communities- portraits the resilience and determination of Soraya, her coworkers and her family.
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