Tancrède Ramonet

Tan­crède Ramon­et is an author and pro­duc­er of doc­u­men­taries and a singer in the group ACHAB. With Patrick Bar­béris, he co-wrote in 2006 the doc­u­men­tary “Les ombres du bagne” (52′),
broad­cast on Arte and France Ô. He is also co-author of the films “Au nom de la race et de la sci­ence”, Stras­bourg 1941–1944 by Sonia Rol­ley and Axel Ramon­et (pro­duc­tion “Temps noir” for France 3) and L 611–1 by Jean-Yves Cauchard.
Grad­u­at­ed in Phi­los­o­phy (Sor­bonne), in Eco­nom­ics (Paris-Dauphine), in Doc­u­men­tary Cre­ation (Havana) and in Inter­na­tion­al Pro­duc­tion (EURODOC), as a pro­duc­er, he found­ed with Mar­tin Lau­rent and Axel Ramon­et the inde­pen­dent pro­duc­tion com­pa­ny Temps noir with which he direct­ed the first two parts of “Ni Dieu ni maître”, une his­toire de l’a­n­ar­chisme (Nei­ther God nor Mas­ter, a his­to­ry of anar­chism) in 2016 as well as “Che Gue­vara, nais­sance d’un myth” in 2017. As a pro­duc­er, he pro­duces films around social, his­tor­i­cal, artis­tic and cul­tur­al issues, includ­ing “Afrique(s), une autre his­toire du XXe siè­cle” by Elikia M’Boko­lo, Philippe Sain­te­ny and Alain Fer­rari, “Cuba, une odyssée africaine” by Jihan El Tahri or “Cuba, La Révo­lu­tion et le Monde” that he co-pro­duced with Serge Gordey and Mar­tin Laurent.