"Carnets de Shanghai" (Shanghai diaries) is presenting itself like the sketch of a poetic, not historical, portrait of Shanghai, coming from subjective impressions and reflexion on the position and intentions of the filmmaker.

Carnets de Shanghai

"Light in April" describes the mixed emotions one can't help but feel when spending some time in New Orleans: a constant exhilaration in the face of the extraordinary vitality emanating from this city, and simultaneously, a sense of sadness and resignation in the face of the heart-wrenching misfortunes. The film pays tribute to the dignity, humor, intelligence, and human richness of these people who are confronted day after day with violence, racism, and corruption.

Light in April

Juliette, twenty, falls in love. At the same time her father is diagnosed with a fatal disease.