Ciné-Portrait of Raymond Depardon

A brief, affectionate portrait of a cinephile and his little film club, quiet and conversational.

A quiet, affectionate portrait of craft and friendship, best for viewers curious about how films are made.

A quiet, talky sit-down with a young filmmaker reflecting on craft, best suited to those curious about cinema history.

A slow, flickering glimpse of a casual gathering, like leafing through someone else's warm, half-remembered home movies.

A quiet, patient documentary that asks you to sit with faces and small moments rather than follow a story.

Two thoughtful men talk at a table, and the pleasure is in listening to a sharp, unhurried conversation about craft and life.

A quiet, observational look at a creative mind at work, rewarding for those curious about the filmmaking process.

A quiet, affectionate documentary that feels like sitting in on intimate conversations between old friends, warm and unhurried.

A quiet, observational look at a subculture gathering, more interested in faces and rituals than in drama.

A quiet, affectionate portrait that drifts through conversations and memories, rewarding patience with a warm sense of a singular artist's world.

A brief, affectionate stroll through a city with an artist, warm and unhurried, like a quick chat with someone who has seen it all.

A brief, talky portrait of a flamboyant intellectual, playful and reflective, like eavesdropping on a lively conversation about art and self.