Ruth Zylberman

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Ruth Zylberman (born 1971 in Paris ) is a French filmmaker and publicist.

Life

Ruth Zylberman studied history at Sciences Po and New York University . She wrote a thesis on Jean-Richard Bloch and his magazine L'Effort libre . She learned filmmaking self-taught.

In 2004 she made the film France / Allemagne - des ondes parallèles over 40 years of Franco-German history with Serge Moati , which was awarded the Franco-German Journalism Prize. Her film about the Parisian publisher Maurice Nadeau Le Chemin de la vie was also shown on ARTE . For her film Dissidents, les artisans de la liberté , she was awarded the Grand Prix du documentaire d'histoire. Her documentation Die Kinder aus der Rue Saint-Maur, No. 209 from 2017 reconstructs the fate of Jewish residents in a large Parisian residential complex after the Rafle du Vélodrome d'Hiver in 1942.

Works (selection)

literature

  • Jean-Richard Bloch et "L'Effort libre", 1910–1914: la naissance d'une esthétique révolutionnaire? University thesis. Institut d'études politiques de Paris, 1996
  • The direction of the absent . Paris: Christian Bourgois éditeur, 2015
  • Missing person . Translation by Patricia Klobusiczky. Zurich: Secession, 2017

Movie

  • 2002: Paris fantômes
  • 2004: with Serge Moati: France-Allemagne - des ondes paralleles = enemies, neighbors, friends - French and German journalists tell stories . ARTE
  • 2004: with Serge Moati: Le septième jour d'Israël: un kibboutz en Galilée
  • 2008: 68, année zéro .
  • 2010: Dissidents, les artisans de la liberté
  • 2011: with Olivier Morel : Maurice Nadeau, le chemin de la vie . ARTE France
  • 2013: La force des femmes .
  • 2018: Les enfants du 209 rue Saint-Maur, Paris Xème . documentation

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