Reporters

This documentary follows press photographers over the course of a month in October 1980, showcasing their experiences as they wait for celebrities to appear. The film highlights the contrast between the mundane moments of waiting and the sudden bursts of action when a subject is in sight. Notable personalities featured include Jacques Chirac, Jean-Luc Godard, and Richard Gere, among others.

Raymond Depardon, a co-founder of the Gamma press agency, provides an insider's perspective on the challenges and excitement of press photography. The documentary presents a mix of comical caricatures and candid moments, illustrating the varied reactions of celebrities to the throng of photographers. Reporters not only documents a unique slice of Parisian life but also serves as a reflection on the nature of celebrity culture and media at the time.