Europe
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The year Franco dies
🟥 I landed in Barcelona to study journalism — two banned short films under my arm. Franco had just died, but his regime was still very much alive. February 1976. I was there for the very first demonstrations of the post-Franco era: Catalans shouting in the streets for freedom, amnesty and autonomy. The riot police… Read more
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From a blog to Westminster
🟥 The UK Government’s message was wrong. At the University of Manchester, a researcher published his work exposing flaws in the economic models used to justify TTIP. The research reached the media and sparked wider public debate. Gabriel Siles went on to appear as an expert witness before the House of Commons trade committee —… Read more
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The quiet power of the HAS
🟥 The France’s National Health Autority (HAS) works quietly. Yet its decisions touch every patient, every healthcare professional, every healthcare institution. Evaluate. Guide. Certify. Inform. Medicines, medical devices, clinical practices. Clinical guidelines and standards of care. Healthcare quality and patient information. Behind the scenes, the HAS helps shape how healthcare is assessed, delivered and understood… Read more
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Alpha & Omega
🟥 TVE was my school for two decades, aNews is my freedom — 40 years in the trenches of journalism, telling stories, witnessing History. From the birth of a new democratic Spain to Berlin’s Wall. From Sarajevo and Congo to the halls of power in Washington, Paris and Brussels. This is the portfolio of a… Read more
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L’année où meurt Franco
🟥 J’arrive à Barcelone pour étudier le journalisme, deux courts métrages interdits par la censure de Franco sous le bras. Je filme en 16 mm les premières manifestations du post‑franquisme, lorsque les Catalans réclament liberté, amnistie et statut d’autonomie dans la rue. Les anti-emeutes finiront par briser ma caméra Arriflex à coups de matraque. À Paris,… Read more
