Movies by Jérôme Fritel

Jérôme Fritel is a fearless, award-winning French documentary filmmaker who has made a name for himself tackling some of the most complex geopolitical issues of our time. With a keen eye for exposing hidden power structures, Fritel's films delve deep into the underbelly of global finance, terrorism, and corporate influence, offering audiences a rare glimpse into the shadowy forces that shape our world. From his searing exposé "Goldman Sachs: The Bank That Runs the World" to his gripping investigation into the rise of ISIS in "Daech, naissance d'un Etat terroriste," Fritel's work is characterized by meticulous research, riveting interviews, and a relentless pursuit of the truth. His unique brand of investigative journalism has earned him a reputation as one of the most incisive and provocative documentary filmmakers working today, unafraid to confront the powerful and challenge the status quo. But Fritel's films are more than just hard-hitting exposes – they're also beautifully crafted works of cinematic art. With a keen eye for visual storytelling and a talent for weaving complex narratives, he has the ability to make even the most arcane financial or geopolitical topics accessible and engaging for audiences. Whether delving into the world of video game moguls in "Video Games: The New Masters of the World" or uncovering the dangerous liaisons between France and Iran in "France Iran, liaisons dangereuses," Fritel's films are a testament to his mastery of the documentary form and his unwavering commitment to revealing the truth, no matter how uncomfortable it may be.