France Timmermans

France began to film in 2016 at 22 years old, when she was discovering the awful living of migrants in the "Blida" migrant camp in Metz. That place looked rather a shantytown, in one of the richest countries of the world. With those first frames, she did "Le jours d'après" with Franck Dépretz, a short movie, announcing a feature movie in 2019. She studied production and documentary films at IECA movie school in Nancy, where she made two short movies, Encaisse, in 2017, and a very personnal and intimate movie about how her grand mother senile squalor syndrome troubled France's loved ones, espacially her mother. That movie is going to be finished mid 2019.