Catalogue des films de « Stéphane Khémis »

Children have become “kings” in western society. Against a background of female liberation and autonomy, of the weakening of the father’s role and of the general end of authority, children are experiencing a fulfilment never before known in...

Au Liban, de 1985 à 1988, une effarante vague d’enlèvements avait frappé le monde occidental et particulièrement les Français qui, à certains moments, ont eu jusqu’à neuf de leurs concitoyens enlevés à Beyrouth. Enchaînés la plupart...

Loin de tout sensationnalisme, ce film entend faire le point sur l’activité de la franc-maçonnerie. L’approche en est avant tout historique ; de la IIIème République jusqu’à nos jours, nous revisitons les liens que l’institution...

"Tu seras un homme, mon fils" pose un regard distancé sur la fin des certitudes masculines. En moins d'un siècle, le centre de gravité du pouvoir s'est considérablement déplacé dans les pays occidentaux. En croisant grâce à des documents...

The shroud of Turin: a piece of linen bearing the mark, fixed on the cloth like a photographic negative, of a man who had been scourged and crucified. The shroud of Turin deserves the appellation of archeiropoietic image (not made by man). It...

Following the expulsion of Jews from Spain in 1492, many "sefarade" (of Spanish origin) Jewish communities developed in the Balkans and around the Mediterranean. These communities were rediscovered at the beginning of the 20th century and the...

For most of us, the black market during the German Occupation brings to mind the food and clothing restrictions imposed on the French population. Less known is the redoubtable machine set into motion by the German administration immediately after...

"Opus Dei" has been accused of holding key positions in the Vatican, of having contributed to the election of John-Paul II and of dictating to the present pope his authoritarian doctrine. It is charged with having all the characteristics of a...

The man who created and directed the FBI for 50 years, J. Edgar Hoover, the man who preached virtue and gave lessons in morals to all of America, starting with its presidents, was a corrupt being, a tyrant, a blackmailer, a racist and an outlaw....

"Félix Potin" is an illustrious and familiar childhood name. It was also the name of a man who, in 1850, created the large-scale distribution of foodstuffs : a modest man with a visionary genius who, along with Boucicaut, literally invented our...