Five young people aged between 18 and 30 who returned from an intimate hell after COVID share with us their psychological suffering,
the emotional rollercoaster they went through with its ups and downs, and above all,
their resilience and spectacular transformation.
He is a writer director, screenwriter, film journalist, and a university professor.
WRITER DIRECTOR
In 2020, he writes and co-directs with Jean-Frédéric Thibault "The Thousand and One Lives of Yul Brynner" produced by Darjeeling for Arte - Documania. (+ of 1 million viewers).
In 2018, he writes and directs "Good evening ladies and gentlemen", the story of tv hostesses produced by Mon Voisin Productions (Dominique Besnehard) for France 5 and France 2 (+ of 3 million viewers).
In 2013, he writes and co-directs 4 webdocs with Claude Vittiglio "Let’s speak French it’s easy", for TV5 Monde (11 100 subscribers).
He writes, directs & présents "Si les rues de Paris m’étaient contées", webdoc for Orange TV.
SCREENWRITER
Since 2015, he leads screenwriting workshops for young adults at the OMJA-Festival Génération Court, sponsored by Luc Besson.
In 2025 he co-writes"Meurtres dans la baie de Morlaix" with Sandra Tosello, single episode drama produced by Les Films Ex Aequo for France 3.
In 2024 he writes the bible for "Les Funambules", fiction series in development for Je Films.
He co-writes the bible of "Casque d’or, reine des Apaches" with Sandrine Vasseur and Laurent Laffargue, fiction series in development for Les Films Ex Aequo.
He writes Murnau, "dans l’ombre de Nosferatu" documentary by Jean-Frédéric Thibault produced by Illégitime Défense pour Ciné +.
In 2017 he writes "Anne Morgan, une Américaine sur le front" documentary by Sylvain Bergère produced by Artline Films pour France 5.
In 2013 he writes "24 heures en 1913" by Sylvain Bergère produced by Artline Films pour Arte.
He is the script doctor of :
"Aïcha, les vacances infernales" directed by Yamina Benguigui, produced by Elemiah pour France 2 ;
"Magritte, la trahison de l’image" documentary written by Didier Ottinger, directed by Sylvain Bergère, produced by Artline Films for France 5.
