Monday evening at 11:20 p.m., Paris Première broadcasts “The Shock of Photos: 75 years of photojournalism”a new documentary directed by Marjory Déjardin and produced by 909 Productions (Mediawan). This film celebrates 75 years of Paris Matchtracing the evolution of photojournalism, from its beginnings to today, in a vibrant and visually arresting narrative.
Paris Match: a memory in images since 1949
Since its creation in 1949, Paris Match revolutionized the art of press photography, capturing the most significant moments in our collective history. The magazine, influenced by pioneers such as Life et Vuimposed a vision where the image becomes a universal language, capable of informing, moving or mobilizing. This documentary highlights the exceptional photographers who have shaped this unique identity, Robert Capa has Patrick Chauvelpassing through emblematic photos such as those of the Resistance, May 68 or the Yellow Vests.
A technological and social evolution
With the rise of digital technologies and social networks, photojournalism has undergone major upheavals. Smartphones and online platforms have democratized access to images, redefining the practices and challenges of the profession. The documentary explores this change, while paying tribute to these “knights of truth” who continue to risk their lives to capture the moment. Far from being a simple nostalgic look, it also questions the future of this profession in the face of economic and media transformations.
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