Sunny Side of the Doc's video: Tribute to Yves Jeanneau: In his own words films

The memory and legacy of Yves Jeanneau, co-founder of Sunny Side of the Doc, who passed away last November at the age of 69, can be seen and shared in the outstanding documentary films he produced, loved and championed. *** French producer Christine Le Goff, who worked alongside Yves Jeanneau for more than 20 years, shared a very moving and personal tribute to that extent on the Sunny Side's Blog :https://www.sunnysideofthedoc.com/remembering-yves-jeanneau-a-personal-tribute-by-christine-le-goff/ Connected Edition's screening library brings us together around a special « Tribute to Yves Jeanneau » selection as an invitation to travel his real world: https://ssd.programbuyer.com/Programmes/YvesJeanneau *** Courtesy of Les Films d’ici and What's Up films : - Route One USA (1989) - South of South (Collection Transantarctica, 1991) - Music for the movies - Bernard Herrmann (1992) - Sandrine in Paris (1992) - Chile, Obstinate Memory (1997) - Classified X (1998)* Norman Mailer : American Stories (part 1 - 1999) - Murder on a Sunday Morning (2002 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature). *** Get connected to renew our commitment to ensuring that Yves' unfailing support for all documentary genres and international coproduction are always kept alive :https://connected.sunnysideofthedoc.com/ *** Video production with special thanks to Catherine Mabilat, Nelly Mabilat, Natasha Moulin, Bruno Reiland, Catherine Ventenat, Tore Tomter, Christine Le Goff, the Sunny Side of the Doc team. *** And support from INA – France Télévisions – Les Films d'Ici – What’s Up films – Yemaya Productions – Bleu Kobalt Productions – InProdTV.