In collaboration with Arte campus*, the documentary department and teacher Karima Younsi organized a masterclass with director Jean-Robert Viallet** on the theme of the Anthropocene on April 25, 2025. The event was moderated by journalist and film-maker Anne-Lise Carlo***. It was also broadcast live on Web TV Normandie.
Jean-Robert Viallet presented his work and his documentary "L'homme a mangé la terre" (Man ate the earth), short extracts from which were screened.
This event was a unique opportunity to exchange views with a director committed to climate change issues. We would like to thank the many students, teachers and administrative staff who attended the masterclass.
You can watch the replay on Web TV Normandie in the coming days. Keep an eye on Instagram poledocensa76 for the date.
To pursue this line of thought, the Documentary Department has drawn from its collections a selection of books and DVDs on the themes of the Anthropocene and climate change. To see the list, click HERE
* The Arte campus VOD platform is available on the ArchiRès home page. Log in to your account to access it.
** Jean-Robert Viallet directed the documentaries "L'Homme a mangé la terre", "la mise mort du travail", for which he received the Albert Londres prize, "Etudiants, avenir à crédit" and "Le système Total, anatomie une multinationale énergie". la mise à mort du travail", for which he received the Albert Londres prize, "Etudiants, l'avenir à crédit" and "Le système Total, anatomie d'une multinationale de l'énergie". These documentaries are available on the Arte Campus platform.
***Anne-Lise Carlo is the director of the documentary series "Toxic tour", also available on Arte Campus.