Mande ny mande
After working as a prostitute for nearly 30 years on the streets of Toamasina, Madagascar, Sonia decides to hang up and create her sewing business.
Madagascar, Toamasina, woman rights, prostitution, work
Kenavo Indochine
My grandmother Jacqueline was 17 when she had to leave Indochina. A heartbreak from which she never recovered.
woman, identity, Indochina, decolonisation
What remains of the loves of our mothers
In search of words, the director explores a interbreeding without transmission.
woman, interbreeding, culture, heritage
The Breath of the Trees
Between Brittany and Normandy, Karine Marsilly dedicates her life to the protection and preservation of trees.
woman, trees, pruning, portrait
Our commitments
Nothing predestined my friend Pauline to be interested in politics. And yet, for three years, this school teacher, former nuclear safety engineer, has been elected to the Departmental Council of Finistère.
Woman, politics, Finistère, portrait
Salomat's dreams
An intimate portrait of Salomat, in Tajikistan, where spaces of freedom are not always what we think.
woman, Tajikistan, portrait
Above ground
After a career as an international top model, Shirley Jean-Charles, former muse of Yves Saint-Laurent, decided to return to live in Guyana, her native land.
woman, high fashion, portrait, work, agriculture, Guyana
A year on a gentle slope
Almost 80 years old, rooted in his house nestled in the heart of the Vosges, Pierre Pelot strives daily to write new stories. His wife Irma makes jewelry, takes care of the cats and everything else.
writer, Vosges, portrait, couple, grief
The Oulettes
In the heart of the Hautes Pyrénées National Park, in France, is the Oulettes de Gaube refuge.
mountain, refuge, mountaineering, Hautes-Pyrénées