editing
Amrita David
costumes
Miu Miu

with
Kayije Kagame
Sephora Pondi

productions
Hi Production
Les Film Hatari
producers
Michel Klein
Max Brun

“I conceive this short film Fragments for Venus as a self-portrait constructed as a collage of images, texts, scenes, and situations that draw as much from documentary as from fiction. It will be mixed with a very subjective set of references with which I have built myself. Paintings, sculptures, films, and book excerpts will be cited: those that may have broken me, sometimes hurt me, and all those that I have found to heal myself and overcome the pain inflicted by this form. In particular, the paintings, photographs, and sculptures I choose represent Black women freed from enslaving representation, in works by Black or white artists, mainly from the 20th and 21st centuries.” (Alice Diop)

2025 Fragments for Venus (short)
2022 Saint Omer
2020 Nous (doc)
2016 Vers la tendresse (doc)
2016 La permanence (doc)
2011 La mort de D\anton (doc)
2007 Les sénégalaises et la sénégauloise (doc)
2005 Clichy pour l’exemple (doc)
2005 La tour du monde (doc)

Alice Diop released two films in 2016. The first, La permanence, takes place in a medical center for refugees in Paris. The second documentary that year, Vers la tendresse, features interviews with four young men talking about masculinity and the difficulty of finding love and intimacy. Saint Omer, Diop’s first feature film, premiered in 2022 at Venice International Film Festival, where it won the Grand Jury Prize and the Lion of the Future – Luigi De Laurentiis Best Debut Film Prize.