2023 Une histoire de production : Triptyque films Une histoire de production : Triptyque films
Triptyque Films was created in 2010 by three young producer-directors: Guillaume Massart, Thomas Jenkoe and Charles H. Drouot. Since 2017, Guillaume Marssart, in Orléans, and Alexandra Mélot and Pierre Bompy, in Montreuil, are at the head of the company giving new drive to the adventure.
Our ambition is to produce demanding films exclusively in the field of creative documentary. The films made by our filmmakers, beginners or confirmed, do not conform to any rigid school of thought and share a thirst for questioning the Real. Our catalogue contains the works of artists as different as Jacques Perconte, Christophe Bisson, Thomas Jenkoe, Julien Meunier or Diane Sara Bouzgarrou.
In 2019, La Liberté by Guillaume Massart was our first feature length film to be released in cinemas. Our films are shown at festivals, on TV, VOD and video or in art galleries.
In 2023, our productions Un café allongé à dormir debout by Philippe De Jonckheere and Un comté apocryphe by Geoffrey Lachassagne had their first screenings at, respectively, Cinéma du Réel and Visions du Réel.
We are currently working on a dozen long and short documentaries, both for TV and the cinema. Some are the work of confirmed filmmakers (like Les Naufragés du T1 by Mehdi Benallal, or La Détention by Guillaume Massart), while others are first films (for example Conversations by Bertrand Meunier, or Un pays de flammes by Mona Convert).
We are opening new doors particularly on the international front. Playas blancas by Valentina Barriga will be shot in Chile. Habiter le ciel by Lev Khvostenko, as well as Le Bain et le Miroir by Chloé Inguenaud & Claudia Mollese, in Italy. No Sex No Love No Country by Yaël Perlman, in Israel and Palestine. And Imago by Déni Oumar Pitsaev, in Georgia.
Screening hosted by Valentine Roulet, in the presence of Guillaume Massart.