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AUSCHWITZ, VOICES OF SURVIVORS

They come from all over Europe. There are 44 of them. All are Jewish. All have a number tattooed on their forearm. All were deported to Auschwitz. For the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the camp, they tell us their story.

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  • 4 PROGRAMS DISTRIBUTED BY ZED SELECTED FOR FIPADOC 2025

    For its 2025 edition, FIPADOC has included 4 programs distributed by ZED in its program: Erik Satie Reloaded (by Grégory Monro, prod. O2B Films & SACEM) in the Musical Documentary selection, Red Shadow over the White House (by Antoine Vitkine, prod. Nilaya Productions) in the French Speaking Panorama selection, Michel Chasseuil, The 50k Bottles Man (by Romain Dybiec, prod. Les Films en Vrac) in the out-of competition Taste of Doc section and Auschwitz, Voices of Survivors (by Catherine Bernstein, prod. Kuiv Productions & INA) in the out-of competition selection Documentary Series.

  • "Surviving Paris Attacks" : 10 years after, a poignant and unifying doc gives a voice to the victims

    10 years after the series of terrorist attacks that hit France, directors Agnès Pizzini and Claire Denavarre retrace the events and give a voice to those who experienced them head-on (survivors, witnesses, politicians, members of law enforcement...) with Surviving Paris Attacks, a poignant and unifying documentary broadcast on M6. 

  • "THE LOST TOMBS OF NOTRE-DAME": CHARLOTTE TACHET INTERVIEWED BY UNIFRANCE

    Charlotte Tachet, Director of Distribution and Acquisitions, gives Unifrance a behind-the-scenes look at the documentary The Lost Tombs of Notre-Dame (directed by Florence Tran and produced by ZED - Christine Le Goff and Marion Papillon), from its genesis to its international journey.

  • “L’ŒIL ET LA MAIN” CELEBRATES ITS 30TH ANNIVERSARY!

    For the occasion, the “L'œil et la main” team invites you to go behind the scenes of this unique documentary collection, which is aimed at the deaf and hearing audiences alike (bilingual French - sign language). A special episode will also be broadcast on France 5 on December 9, looking back on the program's 30-year history.