Ghost Trail

After studying Philosophy, he spent many years filming countries that were far away or inaccessible for image databases. With his camera alone, he travelled and filmed around fifty countries (Iran, Sudan, Pakistan, all of South America, the Middle East and much of Africa). After this experience, he directed the feature-length documentary ‘Ceuta, douce prison’ (2013), selected at more than 60 international festivals, followed by ‘Tell Me About the Stars’ (2017), filmed in Antarctica, and ‘La Disparition’ (2021), shot in the Amazon. He has also directed several short films selected at numerous festivals (Clermont-Ferrand, Pantin, Palm Springs, Brest...), including ‘Et toujours nous marcherons’ (2017), selected for the César Awards, and the medium-length film ‘La Veillée’ (2017), which was released in cinemas the same year and was nominated for Short Film Talent. ‘Ghost Trail’ (2024), his first feature-length fiction film, premiered at the Critics’ Week of the Cannes Film Festival.