Release of the double DVD When I Grow Up, I Want to Be Flamenco / Flamencolor

- When I Grow Up, I Want to Be Flamenco
Documentary of 52 minutes in which the Gypsies of Sourthern France open up for the first time, without compromise.

- Flamencolor
Compilation that brings together the best of the Flamenco, Eastern European Roma, and Gypsy Jazz musical cultures into one single album.


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COMMUNITY : "When I Grow Up, I Want to Be Flamenco".Is the title of this documentary film about the music and the difficulties of adjusting to modern life. Or how to attempt to integrate into society while trying to preserve one's roots. (Co-production with ALLIANCE PRODUCTIONS) (Selected for the 2008 catalog of the Strasbourg MEDIA Station) Access to the catalog	See an excerpt
CULTURAL HERITAGE: The Imagery of Epinal is the only traditional printing company still in business in the world. Peddlers of modern images, they have witnessed two centuries of industrialization. A fascinating subject by Pierre Hamon († 1994) and Pascal Mathieu, produced by Alliance Productions FAUT PAS REVER (STOP DREAMING). (FRANCE 3 TV Network)
SOLIDARITYÉ :High mountain rescue. A documentary that perfectly demonstrates the skills of the men involved, who are ready to give their lives for their fellow man. Narrated by Denis Vincenti and produced by Alliance Productions for the FRENCH RED CROSS.
PASSION :When the Feast of Saint-Jean arrives in midsummer, there is a tradition to light a bonfire. In Beaufremont, a small village in eastern France, a group of enthusiasts erect a pyre 30 meters high shaped like a famous monument. After working on it for months, they ignite this ephemeral work... in, of all places, the land of Joan of Arc...
ACTION : Two full seasons of the Championship of France Rally for LES ZELLES and RENAULT SPORT. Some years later we created a series of automobile reports for the newspaper L'EST REPUBLICAIN. Another hard job for our team, since we always have to follow the race faster than the competitors themselves ... well almost ... Shooting on the fly, that'll train a cameraman!