Jeremy Sebbane

I have published three novels: 'Après quoi on court' which I am currently adapting for cinema (with Pascal Elbé, Natacha Régnier, Théo Fernandez, Esther Garrel, Pierre Lottin, Jérémie Laheurte, Bruno Putzulu, Judith Henry etc. scheduled in the cast), 'Le détachement' and 'La conquête de l’ordinaire' as well as an essay devoted to Pierre Mendès France. I have contributed to two collective works by La Règle du Jeu, writing a contribution to each, one devoted to writers and the other to André Malraux, published by Grasset.

I regularly appear on LCI and France Info TV to comment on political news. I also write articles, op-eds, book and film reviews for various media, including Franc-Tireur, Libération, L’Express, Marianne, The Huffington Post, Slate, Franc-Tireur, Conspiracy Watch, Humanisme.

I was a ministerial advisor twice, first to Marie-Arlette Carlotti and then to Fleur Pellerin, a member of François Hollande's presidential campaign team on societal issues and women's and LGBT+ rights, and then Emmanuel Macron's team on cultural issues. I was also Head of Cabinet at the Paris City Hall under the Deputy Mayor in charge of gender equality, Fatima Lalem, and contributed to the content of Mayor Bertrand Delanoë's website. I was also the "pen" of Manuel Valls and a parliamentary assistant at the National Assembly.

I co-wrote two films, one 'Le coup d’après' for 2425 films (with Laurent Laffite and Marina Foïs scheduled in the cast), the other 'Fidélités' for Delante films. I am developing two series projects, 'Sang neuf' for JLA Production and Matignon, co-written with the former President of the CNC, Frédérique Bredin, for UGC-Itinéraire productions. I also created the podcast 'Cherche encore' in partnership with the Louvre Museum.