Nadège Labé

Nadège studied documentary filmmaking at the University of Aix-Marseille (France) and is an alumna of the Alpi Film Lab (2021), IDFAcademy (2022), and Eurodoc (2022) programs. She collaborated with Wendigo Films on the production of a dozen films, including the hybrid documentary “Mother Lode” (Venice International Critics' Week) and the documentary films “If I Die, It Will Be of Joy” (Frameline) and “Fatna, a Woman Named Rachid” (Marrakech International Film Festival). Back in Marseille, she joined La Société du Sensible in 2022 as a partner and producer. There she produced the feature-length documentaries “Lord, Take me Soon” (DocsBarcelona) and “Il Castello Indistruttibile” (CPH:DOX). She is also a member of BIPOC EURODOC, a global task force dedicated to reshaping the documentary filmmaking landscape by amplifying voices from the Global South and underrepresented BIPOC communities.