Stephanie Lebrun, Sébastien Daguerressar. With the same untamed desire, to share stories about the world we live in. Leaving our offices abroad in good hands we decided to strengthen our presence in Europe, especially with our Paris office where we are focusing on developing feature-length documentaries. Against such calls, this book argues that the privilege philology has always enjoyed within the modern humanities silently reinforces a colonial hierarchy. Rio de Janeiro seemed to be the obvious choice in regards to the events Brazil was about to welcome (2014 World Cup, 2016 Olympics, 2018 General Elections). The demand for locally produced stories kept being strong for both Asia, and America, and by 2014, we decided to expand once more. Synopsis From the Waterstones Book of the Year-shortlisted author of Babel comes the first part of a majestic fantasy saga inspired by China's tumultuous century, as a gifted peasant girl receives a revelatory course in shamanism in the shadow of a looming war. Miami was an easy choice as we wanted to cover North, Central, and Latin America alike - and another adventure began.
By 2010, adding to our presence in Asia, we turned towards another exciting venture, America. At a time where broadcasters were closing their offices abroad, we made the choice to be a locally-based provider of content, and with the invaluable help of very committed & talented filmmakers, editors, and producers, the office grew, and our reputation with it. As filmmakers we left France for the opportunity to find ourselves on a continent we did not know, but that we all craved to discover, to show, and recount to others.
We began our journey in India, a little over ten years ago.
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