Catalogue des films de « Jean-Jacques Quinet »

English summary Tahiti, French Polynesia. Between the runway of the international airport and a small mound of earth lies a district called the Flamboyant. Over there, one says "district " as not to say "shantytown".

The ocean contains the history of all humanity. The sea holds all the voices of the earth and those that come from outer space. Water receives impetus from the stars and transmits it to living creatures. Water, the longest border in Chile, also...

Un film sur l’engagement politique aujourd’hui à la lumière d’un dialogue sensible avec la pensée de Daniel Bensaïd, philosophe et militant, récemment disparu. Avec Daniel, présent en image, et avec ses textes, la réalisatrice voyage...

"Illness is fine yardstick of friendship and human selfishness. One is never so alone or so abandoned as in times such as these. Szymon Zaleski’s "Happy End" is an absurdly funny catalogue of the red herrings that human generosity unsparingly...

The director learns she has breast cancer. It’s a complete shock. Will her life end tomorrow? How will she manage? The filmmaker in her decides to assist the patient as she searches for meaning. Seeking inner healing along with physical...

Qui était vraiment Godefroid de Bouillon ? Enquête sur un mythe fondateur européen et figure de proue de l’imaginaire occidental chrétien. Soudard féodal avide, preux chevalier défenseur de la Chrétienté, roi de Jérusalem…...

For or against nuclear power? And if the question was somewhere else? A key testimony missing in the debate, that of nuclear workers. This film let them speak.

From the harbour town to the Jaffa orange, through which the Israeli filmmaker examines the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

This is a European road movie that travels from the defunct BerlinWall to the brand-new barrier rat Ceuta, on the African continent. As it zigzags through the board-lands, it focuses on a single theme: the new multi-cultural Europe, rejoicing in...

Via a welcoming and sometimes tragic Brussels, the discovery of the history of a city with ambitions of a capital that carefully hides its riches and its pride under the laughable appearance of a little boy who has a pee.