1874, the Birth of Impressionism - 1874, la naissance de l’impressionnisme
Réalisation
Julien JOHAN, Hugues NANCY
In 1874, in the Paris studio of the photographer Nadar, some thirty painters were preparing to present over one hundred and fifty of their works to the public. Monet, Renoir, Cézanne, Morisot, Degas, Sisley, and Pissarro had freed themselves from academicism, embraced new models and dared to exhibit independently. Impressionism was born.
Réalisé par
Julien JOHAN, Hugues NANCY
Narrateur
Chloé RÉJON
Photographie
Raphael PANNIER
Montage
Julien JOHAN
Musique
Michel KORB
Son
Harald BALLIÉ, Jean-Christophe LION & Yann RUFFIEUX
Production
Gedeon Programmes
Co-Production
Distribution
Terranoa
Réalisé par
Julien JOHAN
After a career as a film editor, Julien Johan has been directing documentaries since 2010.
In particular, he directed 39-45 the children’s war (audience record for a history documentary in France 3 prime time). The film won two awards at the 2018 Luchon International Film Festival (Special Jury Mention, and Audience Prize).
He has also created Police à bout de souffle (France 2), about the French policemen’s moral decay, and more recently, an investigation documentary about drug trafficking in rural France, La drogue est dans le pré (France 5).
In particular, he directed 39-45 the children’s war (audience record for a history documentary in France 3 prime time). The film won two awards at the 2018 Luchon International Film Festival (Special Jury Mention, and Audience Prize).
He has also created Police à bout de souffle (France 2), about the French policemen’s moral decay, and more recently, an investigation documentary about drug trafficking in rural France, La drogue est dans le pré (France 5).
Hugues NANCY
Hugues Nancy has written and directed numerous documentaries for public service channels. Before delving with Julien Johan into these years which saw the birth of Impressionism or into the history of Missak Manouchian and the Red Poster resistance fighters, he completed We the Workers, with Fabien Béziat, for France 2, broadcast in October 2023, in which it traces the history of the workers who shaped the industrial power of France. He also directed Once Upon a Time in Marseille (110’, 2022, France 3), described as “an exceptional document on Marseille, undoubtedly the best ever made” by Télérama.
Hugues Nancy also explored other documentary avenues with Révolution! (2x60’, 2021, France 2), produced with Jacques Malaterre. The French Revolution is filmed there as a documentary filmed during the events of 1789.
Hugues Nancy also explored other documentary avenues with Révolution! (2x60’, 2021, France 2), produced with Jacques Malaterre. The French Revolution is filmed there as a documentary filmed during the events of 1789.
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