Raymond Depardon Movies

Created for the exhibition "Nous les Arbres" (2019 – Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain), this film gives a voice to those who live...

A man invites a woman to share his room in a hostel and gradually falls in love with her.

The Garet farm is for sale. Brothers Jean and Raymond Depardon chat about the past and the future of the farm.

This documentary is an autobiography based on director Depardon's voice, his face and pictures from his childhood which are all mixed together on...

A European researcher is abducted by some ill-educated rebels in a North African country. Their reasons are unclear...

A documentary filmed in the psychiatric ward of the Motel Dieu at a large hospital in Paris. The patients arrive on their own, or with considerable...

Using a rostrum camera, Raymond Depardon films a long series of photos, from the narrow streets of Paris to the endless desert, accompanied by...

Following the 1974 French presidential campaign with Valéry Giscard d’Estaing.

This documentary draws a sensitive, unsensational portrait of the desert and the people who inhabit it, the Toubous.

In the context of the World Aids Day on the 1st December 1994, the French Ministry of Defence commissioned the producer Raymond DEPARDON to make a...

Film in three parts: Raymond Depardon films L'ambuscade d'Aouzou, in Chad, where Gilles Caron, Michel Honorin, Robert Pledge and a group of rebels...

Utilizing a combination of professional actors and man-on-the-street interviews, French director Raymond Depardon has created a film about filmmaking...

Miscellaneous images of African life.

In lights and colors, Raymond Depardon photographs according to his desires. He retraces his steps, wanders around the places he loves or discovers:...

This documentary is about the life of a Venetian psychiatric hospital. The relationships between the doctors, the patients and their families are...

Raymond Depardon reflects on the photographs he took at the San Clemente psychiatric hospital. He discusses the photographer’s wandering eye...