WWII special event featuring colorized archival footage documenting Normandy and D-Day. Premiered on TF1 and National Geographic on June 6, 2014. Directed by Isabelle Clarke, Daniel Costelle & Frederic Lumiere. Produced by Louis Vaudeville & CC&C, Executive Produced by Frederic Lumiere & Lumiere Media.
Narrated by Vanessa Williams. An award-winning documentary about five women affected by HPV, exploring the personal stories behind the epidemic. The film has screened at festivals worldwide and inspired public health awareness.
Visit site →A Vietnam War documentary centered on the discovery of a lost audiotape and film from the Battle of Hill 724. Aired March 3, 2014 on Military Channel.
The story of the all African-American 333rd Field Artillery Battalion during the Battle of the Bulge. Executive produced and edited by Frederic Lumiere. Produced by The Ardennes Group LLC.
Les 100 Jours de Normandie
A 360-degree, nine-screen HD installation at the Arromanches 360 theater in Normandy, France. Featuring archival footage sourced from around the world. 311,419 moviegoers in 2014.
A drama-romance set on the New Jersey Shore. Starring Scout Taylor-Compton and Mark Hefti. Directed by Frederic Lumiere.
When Michele Baldwin, a 45-year-old mother of three, was diagnosed with late-stage cervical cancer, she paddleboarded over 700 miles down the River Ganga in India, breaking a world record and spreading awareness about the disease. When a six-minute version of her story was shown to women in a remote Himalayan village in Ladakh, it inspired them to visit a health clinic, where a precancerous lesion was found and removed from a woman named Nilza, saving her life. Winner of the Flickers’ International Humanitarian Award at the Rhode Island International Film Festival. Also inspired a Bulova special-edition timepiece partnership with the American Cancer Society.
Written by Mark Hefti. Music by Lisbeth Scott.