Director of photography

Five films: a BAFTA-nominated short, two documentaries by Javier Correa shot in Chile, and two feature-length films co-directed with Anne Brochet.

Tehran, in the aftermath of the 2009 post-election protests: a family hides the death of its youngest member from the grandmother. London Film School graduation film, shot on 35 mm. BAFTA nomination for Best Short Film (2012) · Montreal World Film Festival · Sarajevo Film Festival · L’Alternativa, Barcelona · Munich Student Film Festival · Tofifest.

Beneath a still, damp landscape in southern Chile, Alex and Patricio carry out their farm work day after day; the transformations of the land gradually dissolve their certainties. Directed by Javier Correa and produced by Artistas Felices, the film premiered at the 19th Valdivia International Film Festival (2012), then screened at the 17th FIDOCS in Santiago.

Every day, in the middle of the winter night, the men begin the first milking. The intensity and noise of the work leave no pause; at daybreak, the truck comes to load the milk and leaves at once. Everything ends when darkness returns. The film is part of the “Cineastas de Valdivia” collection and can be watched online on the festival’s platform.

Shot among the 400 beach huts of Cayeux-sur-Mer — the full story is on the dedicated page.

Shot in Utah, California, Picardy and the Val d’Oise — the full story is on the dedicated page.