Jacques Kébadian

Trotsky

Jacques Kébadian

Patrice Chéreau, Marcel Maréchal

Story of the life of an extraordinary man, who with Lenin, was the symbol of the Revolution of 1917.

Les Révoltés

Jacques Kébadian, Michel Andrieu

In May 1968, workers, students and young people rise up against the morality and power of the establishment. Faculties and factories are under occupation. Barricades are erected. Paving slabs are launched. Words give way to actions. This is the confrontation. These images bear witness to the men and women who, in their indignancy, march towards their revolution. 50 years ago, as part of our ARC collective, we filmed the uprising of May and June 1968. Out of this material and scenes borrowed from our other filmmaker friends, we created this film.

Une femme douce

Robert Bresson

Dominique Sanda, Guy Frangin

When his young wife commits suicide with no explanation, an introspective pawnbroker looks back on their life together.

Paradis perdu

Françoise Prenant

Hélène Hazéra, Marie France

A wealthy man falls in love with a transvestite stripper and gives her the wherewithal to fulfill her dreams; she invents stories with her transvestite friends; the story with the rich guy ends badly and she goes back to work on the streets (with no regrets).

Les Baisers de secours

Philippe Garrel

Brigitte Sy, Philippe Garrel

The familiar conflicts of a film director planning to make a movie about his life and the confrontation he has with his wife, an actress who was turned down for such project in which she wanted to play herself.

Albertine, ou le souvenir parfumé de Marie Rose

Jacques Kébadian

Françoise Prenant

France, 1972. Albertine, a teenager in rebellion against school, the rancid family and religion, asserts her rights to a sexuality without obstacles. Wiith her friends, and the right to the abortion for the minor ones. With her friends, she campaigns for the rights to sexual pleasure and abortion for minor girls.

Ceremonie pour une victoire

Jacques Kébadian

From the sculpture of Jean-Robert Ipoustéguy.

D'une brousse à l'autre

Jacques Kébadian

Dodo Wagaué

In March 1996 the French government decided to expel all African family who did not have papers from the city of Paris. During a six month period of time, the director followed many of the families and got there testimonials about how it felt to be discriminated against by the French on film. Eventually the documentary focuses on one man who emerges at the center of the fight to not to be sent back to Africa. In the end he is sent back to his native Mali, the director and his camera accompany him.

Sans retour possible

Jacques Kébadian, Serge Avedikian

"No Return Possible": these three words cross the identity papers of the Armenians who left Turkey after the massacres of 1915.

Un café un!

Jacques Kébadian, Michèle Rosier

"Part of the series grands jours et jours ordinaires (big days and ordinary days), UN CAFE UN details a small coffee shop and bistro in Paris over the course of one long working day, carefully registering small moments (like one businessman’s very long gulp of his first beer, or a bored child soliciting the attention of the various old ladies who flock to the espresso counter on the regular.)" - Spectacle Theater

20 Ans après

Jacques Kébadian

The Hovanessian family immigrated to the United States in winters 1994. Vartan and Anahide allowed me to share the last days before their departure from Erevan. The young Armenian Republic, still in shock from the earthquake and in conflict with Azerbaijan for the autonomy of Karabagh, was suffocated by a blockade that made the emergence of a new economy difficult.