Des Femmes En Colère

Brahim a master craftsman, is one of the richest men in the country. He takes a third wife, Fadah, a young beautiful girl, hoping that she will give him an heir before he is too old.

Saida, a young executive in a big company, meets Hamid, a 35-year-old computer scientist. They decide to get married, convinced both to have made the right choice. After a few years of happiness and stability, their marriage begins to rock.

Two young women in crisis prepare the separation of one of them with her companion. Without knowing that they are watched by two serial killers...

Sam is a screenwriter, good at sorting out other people's stories but unable to organize his own life. He loves women with passion and there are too many around him.

A comparative portrait of two strong Afghan personalities, as seen through the eyes and the daily life of two exceptional women: Habiba Sorabi and Aïcha Habibi. The first personifies emerging democratic power; the second, the autocratic power of the warlords in remote provinces. Together, they represent the current rift in Afghanistan, except that it has nothing to do with bearded men in turbans, but rather two women of power in a world of men. How did they impose themselves? How do they exercise their authority? Is their way of governing different from that of men? How do their people perceive them? Are they moving for the liberation of women or merely perpetuating age-old inequalities? One bears the title of "wali" (governor) and the other “commander”. One answers to the authorities in Kabul; the other is loyal to the Mudjahadins who fought the Russians during the war, then then Taliban. Yet both are respected as "The Mothers of All".

Worker women carrying baskets.

First version

'here is a short clip i did last year, using footage that i shot during the 2012 olympic games. At first it was supposed to be part of a very long video (8h+) ; but then i decided to extract it as an autonomous part. Not much to say here, i'm using a song from the band Au Bordel, one of Noel Akchoté' many projects. the title is the same as Calaferte' book, but it has to be taken as its litteral meaning (well, you can try to find a relation with Calaferte' book but it was no intentional)).'

Second version of a short film Brisseau will remake in 2014.

When a disease is spreading over France, a publisher is fleeing to the campaign with his wife...

Kabylie, in the north of Algeria, is a region where Berber culture is still very much alive. The residents know that life can be hard, but last summer was exceptional: fires reduced entire hillsides to ashes, and even ancient olive trees perished.

A man of of principle leads a double life: one for his mistress and one he takes home to his wife.