Catalogue des films de « Sandrine Feydel »

Ce documentaire raconte l'histoire de la mainmise bancaire et financière planétaire sur les ressources vivantes. Animaux et végétaux sont désormais transformés en produits bancaires et cotés en bourse. Un nouveau marché se développe : les...

It was a Rasta by the name of Koukoul who introduced me to the extraordinary and little-known story of his people: the Garifunas. They were the only blacks to have landed without shackles in the Americas. They should have been descendants of...

Over the last few decades the sea has become our garbage dump. We pour 6 million tonnes of garbage into it per year, 80% of which is plastic. Every square metre of every sea and ocean on this planet now contains tens of thousands of bits of...

The Colorado is the third longest river in the world. It rises in the united states and ends up 2,000 kilometers south in the Cortez sea. To develop cities like Las Vegas and irrigate enormous swathes of agricultural land in the middle of the...

Dauphinville. That's the name of a community of 250 people who live along the same coast of a Hawaiian island. They have a common background. One day they gave up everything to come and live with the dolphins. A sedentary population of between one...

An island in the Pacific Ocean twice the size of France, which belongs to no-one. It sounds like a dream come true. However this 'island', floating in the sea half way between Hawaii and San Francisco, is in fact a giant rubbish heap, made up of...

The story of an encounter between inventive fishermen and swordfish. The swordfish lose, after a pursuit using hundreds of kilometers of "long lines".

In Dar es salam, the fish market is uncommonly lively, and the merchants sing as they sell their fish. A truly colorful spot.

Un lieu haut en couleur, Lîle de Kilwa abrite les plus anciens monuments d'Afrique de l'Est, des œuvres historiques classées au patrimoine mondial de l'Unesco. Les habitants ont appris les techniques pour tailler la pierre et restaurer les...

Dans le sud de la Tanzanie, dans la baie de Mnazi, là où le corail et l’écosystème sont splendides, le gouvernement a décidé de créer le premier parc marin du pays. Un point doit pourtant se régler, que faire des 30 000 personnes qui y...