The photographer and filmmaker Raymond Depardon and the writer Jean-Claude Guillebaud belong to a generation who grew up with the word 'Vietnam' on their lips.
The photographer and filmmaker Raymond Depardon and the writer Jean-Claude Guillebaud belong to a generation who grew up with the word 'Vietnam' on their lips.
Jean-Claude Guilleband has been one of Le Monde's leading foreign correspondents for many years and has covered wars in Biafra, Laos, Vietnam, Pakistan and Israel. He is the author of a dozen books, including Les jours terribles d'Israel, Les annees orphelines 1968-1978, and Voyage en Oceanie. One of France's greatest photographers, Raymond Depardon won international acclaim for his coverage of the wars in Algeria and Vietnam. A founder of the photo agency Gamma, he went on to become European Vice-President of the Magnum Agency in 1980. He has made a number of award-winning documentaries including Jan Pallach, Numero zero and Reporters (nominated for an Academy Award in 1982) and two feature films, Une femme en Afrique (Cannes Official Selection, 1985) and Le captive du desert (1989). In 1991 he was awarded the Grand Prix National for photography. John Simmons is a journalist and the author of several novels, including Midnight Walking and The Sharing. He lives in New York and Paris.
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