Alain Jaubert







Alain Jaubert


Alain Jaubert (born 1940, Paris) is a writer and journalist, producer and director of television, producer of the magazine Les Arts - France 3 and Oceaniques from 1990 to 1993 and author and director of the series "Palettes [fr]" since 1988. On 29 May 1971, he was victim of a "beating" in a police van when he wanted to accompany a person taken to the police station. The case made a great noise considering the personality of the journalist, then working for Le Nouvel Observateur.



Filmography


For productions of INA.



  • 1981 Trois histoires de Chine (54’), INA, diffusion RSS, unpublished in France.

  • 1982 La Disparition (8’), INA, diffusion Antenne 2.


  • La Flèche du temps, séquence dans Le Changement à plus d’un titre (émission anniversaire), INA, diffusion FR3.

  • 1983 Conversations with Joseph Needham (55’), series "Mémoire", INA, diffusion TF1.


  • Passions électriques (13’), INA, diffusion TF1 and RTBF.

  • 1985 Auschwitz, l’album, la mémoire, INA/HEXAGRAMM, diffusion Antenne 2.

  • 1986 Le Rhône (56’), series "Les Fleuves de la Méditerranée", INA/RAI/CNRS, diffusion RAI.


For "Océaniques" on FR3



  • 1988 La bibliothèque idéale, Jorge Luis Borges au Collège de France, conversations with Robert Darnton, and Umberto Eco (2x45’).

  • 1989 Entretien avec Octavio Paz, conversation with Mario Vargas Llosa.

  • 1990 Entretien avec Stephen Jay Gould, Le Sacrifice (dabate with Roberto Calasso and René Girard).

  • 1992 Portrait d’un expert, Federico Zeri (2x55’).


For ARTE



  • 1993 Citizen Barnes, an américan dream in collaboration with Philippe Pilard.


  • Faux et images de faux, in collaboration with François Niney.

  • Piero della Francesca.

  • La voix.

  • La Beat Generation in collaboration with Éric Sarner.

  • Manifesto in collaboration with Michel le Bayon.

  • 1994 Gustave Caillebotte ou les aventures du regard, 60’.

  • 1988/2002 Series Palettes

  • 1998 Giacomo Casanova

  • 1999 La bibliothèque, rêves et légendes

  • 2001 Nietzsche, un voyage philosophique


France 3


  • 1995: Series Un siècle d'écrivains: Henri Michaux


Books



  • 1973: Dossier D... comme Drogue, Éditions Alain Moreau 1973

  • 1986: Le Commissariat aux archives, Éditions Barrault, 1986.


  • Ne pariez jamais votre tête au diable, translation and presentation of Edgar Allan Poe's short stories, Éditions Gallimard /Folio.

  • 1993: Peinture cinéma et retour, Ministère des Affaires étrangères

  • 1998: Palettes, text of 20 films of the series, Éditions Gallimard/Collection L'Infini

  • 2005: Val Paradis, Prix Goncourt du premier roman.

  • 2008: Lumière de l'image, Gallimard

  • 2008: Une nuit à Pompéi, Gallimard

  • 2011: D'Alice à Frankenstein, Lumière de l'image II, Gallimard

  • 2011: Tableaux noirs, Gallimard

  • 2013: Au bord de la mer violette, Gallimard, Prix Éric Tabarly 2014.

  • 2015: Casanova l’aventure, Gallimard,

  • 2016: La moustache d'Adolf Hitler et autres essais, Gallimard



External links




  • Alain Jaubert on Babelio


  • Alain Jaubert on France Culture


  • Collection Palettes - entretien avec Alain Jaubert on YouTube


  • Alain Jaubert, La beauté animale on Lectures










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