An ordinary week in Guatemala City

More than ten years after the peace agreement which put an end to the longest (36 years) and most bloody civil war in Central America, the violence has not abated in Guatemala, remaining the major preoccupation of the population.

Election days

United States, november 2008. A week in a swinging state in the American presidential elections: Pennsylvania.

Bitter Frontiers

On July 12, 2006, following the capture of two Israeli soldiers by the Hezbollah Shiite militia, Israel has launched during 34 days, an intense bombing campaign in Lebanon.

The Serbian memory of Kosovo

Under UN protection since June 1999, the Albanians of Kosovo declared their independance on February 17,2008. “Since 1999 more than 200,000 Serbs have fled Kosovo and 22,000 more have abandoned their apartements or houses to find refuge in nearby village enclaves.

Mullens

United States, 2004-2005. “The heart and soul of America reside here, in West Virginia”. G.W Bush, September 2004.

Hurricanes

United States. Texas, Louisiana. September 2005. One month after the passing of Katrina, debris and abandoned cars haunt the streets of New Orleans.

Cairo forgotten persons

Egypt. December 2009. The buildings are built on the sand at the foot of Mount Sinaï. Haggana used to be an outlying suburb of Cairo: now, it is one of the city's largest slum.

Web documentary

Somewhere in Colorado. A godforsaken spot of 36.000 souls and 13 prisons. Welcome to Prison Valley: an interactive road-movie in a prison-town where even those living on the outside live from the inside. A journey into the prison industry.

The forgotten victims of the Iraqi conflict.

Half an hour drive from downtown Damascus, Jamarana was first inhabited by Christians from Bab Touma neighborhood and by Druze, from the South. In four years this quite suburb from Damascus has become mainly Iraqi.