All I Had Was Nothingness - Je n’avais que le néant – « Shoah » par Lanzmann
Réalisation
Guillaume RIBOT
Claude Lanzmann’s 10-hour film Shoah is a major work of cinema and history. This film immerses us in the rushes shot between 1976 and 1981 that were not used in the final cut, and in Lanzmann’s memories, bringing us closer to his obsessions about the extermination of the Jews by the Nazis, allowing the truth to emerge from nothingness.
Directed by
Guillaume RIBOT
Narrateur
Guillaume RIBOT
EDITING
Svetlana VAYNBLAT
SOUND
Jean-Pierre HALBWACHS
Production
Les Films Du Poisson
Coproduction
Distribution
Mk2 Films
Broadcaster
ARTE France
Directed by
Guillaume RIBOT
Guillaume Ribot, 50, is a director-author-photographer. After studying photography and art history, he devoted himself to photography. His work as a reporter and on the Shoah has been published in the national and international press (Time, Marianne, Pari
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