Julien Bellver

Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp—all these applications belong to Mark Zuckerberg. The billionaire is undergoing a profound transformation: he has become an ardent supporter of Donald Trump, expresses masculinist views, and is renouncing his progressive values.

Julien Bellver retraces, minute by minute, the attacks of November 13, 2015 in Paris, which claimed 130 victims. Through archive footage and testimonies from survivors, journalists, and bereaved families, this documentary revisits that tragic evening and the days that followed, profoundly marking France and an entire generation.

Deciphering the origins of the #Metoo movement and the wave of denunciations that followed all over the world and especially in France. Five years of archives and testimonials that tell our French society mirrored with the United States.

On December 26, 2004, the day after Christmas, a terrible tsunami hit Southeast Asia, causing major damage. A dozen countries, including Indonesia, Thailand and Sri Lanka, are affected. The toll is enormous: more than 200,000 dead, of thirty-seven different nationalities. Julien Bellver retraces one of the worst cataclysms from hundreds of hours of archives