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stigma

“How do I think I’m perceived?” “How would I like to be perceived?” Starting from this tension between the gaze we endure and the gaze we desire, Yann Levy created a series of portraits with students from the agricultural high school in Montreuil (93, France).

Selom and Matisse, why do young people run?

On December 15, 2017, in Fives, a working-class neighborhood of Lille, Selom, 20, and Matisse, 18, were killed after being struck by a train. The investigation, conducted rapidly, concluded that it was a tragic but ordinary accident. Very quickly, however, doubts emerged. The presence of the police at the scene raised questions. A struggle for truth began. Three years later, the circumstances surrounding the tragedy remain unresolved.

Valerie.

Mother of Matisse

Valérie Rey-Robert

Feminist activist and essayist

Riot night in Sankt Pauli

Friday evening, the day of the official opening of the G20 summit, the Schanzenviertel district experienced long hours of clashes between the police and a few hundred self-employed people, under the watch, and sometimes encouragement, of other activists present.

farmer and a « zadist ».

Laurent Theron

Victim of police violence

The Border of Fear — Texas

Since the September 11 attacks, resources aimed at preventing undocumented migration to the United States have doubled.Border Patrol has become omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent. Paris Match embedded in the off-road Chevrolet of a Texas Border Patrol…

Soley

Set in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Soley follows the everyday lives of two young boxers growing up in a city marked by poverty, political neglect and the influence of gangs.
Through training sessions, daily routines and moments of doubt, the film explores how boxing becomes a space of discipline, protection and projection toward a possible future — that of becoming professional fighters and international champions.