Movies by Gabriel Le Bomin

Gabriel Le Bomin is a French filmmaker who has established himself as a compelling chronicler of 20th century French history and politics. With a distinctive cinéma vérité style and a keen eye for historical detail, Le Bomin's documentaries and docudramas offer audiences an immersive, insider's perspective on pivotal moments and figures that have shaped modern France. From his acclaimed 2020 biopic "De Gaulle," which provided an intimate portrait of the legendary statesman, to his 2019 miniseries "Ve République, au cœur du pouvoir" that delved into the inner workings of the French presidency, Le Bomin has a remarkable talent for making complex historical narratives accessible and engaging. His films often blur the line between objective reportage and dramatic recreation, allowing viewers to experience history as it unfolded. What sets Le Bomin apart is his meticulous research and his ability to uncover little-known stories that shed new light on familiar events. Whether exploring the Nazi occupation in "La rafle des notables" or the aftermath of World War I in "Après la guerre, l'impossible oubli," Le Bomin brings a fresh perspective to our understanding of the past. With his latest release, the 2022 film "Cent jours," Le Bomin continues to cement his reputation as a masterful storyteller and a vital chronicler of France's political and social evolution.