Roland
Allard

Roland Allard

biography

From 1970 to 1985 Rolland Allard was a photojournalist for l’Express and later Le Point magazines. He took portraits of writers such as Julien Gracq and Samuel Beckett and for film directors like Orson Welles or Francis Ford Coppola. He also worked as a cinema set photographer and has been a director for cinema and television since 1985.

In 1986 he participated in the creation of Agence VU. The same year he became the photo director of the daily newspaper Libération.
His first movie “Dornénavant tout sera comme d’habitude” received the Antenne 2 Grand Prize for documentary films and the Grand Prize for Jewish Cinema.

SEries

Mexico, Guest of the Salon du Livre, 2009

This year the French Book Fair welcomes Mexico as the guest of honour.

Portraits, 1992

Selection of portraits made by Roland Allard

Protest Against Racism with Jean Paul Sartre, 1971

1971: Djellali Ben Ali, 15, was killed by the caretaker of his building in the Goutte d’Or in Paris.

Mexico, Guest of the Salon du Livre, 2009

This year the French Book Fair welcomes Mexico as the guest of honour.

Portraits, 1992

Selection of portraits made by Roland Allard

Protest Against Racism with Jean Paul Sartre, 1971

1971: Djellali Ben Ali, 15, was killed by the caretaker of his building in the Goutte d’Or in Paris.

Mexico, Guest of the Salon du Livre, 2009

This year the French Book Fair welcomes Mexico as the guest of honour.

Portraits, 1992

Selection of portraits made by Roland Allard

Protest Against Racism with Jean Paul Sartre, 1971

1971: Djellali Ben Ali, 15, was killed by the caretaker of his building in the Goutte d’Or in Paris.