Jérôme JOURLAITBorn in Nice in 1974, he grew up there and emancipated very young. He spent more time on the streets than with his family. He bought his first camera and self-taught himself photography, discovering a gift for the image. He travels alone since the age of 15, and starts at 18 an international photographer career. 19, he signs with one of the biggest world model agencies. 20, he goes living in London. 22, he moves to South Africa. At 25 he learns filmmaking. Then he travels to New York to join his friend Daniel, illegal alien in the Brooklyn Crown Height black ghetto, where he directs several films on the black community. He goes back to South Africa; then, at 29, he discovers Namibia - and falls in love with the country. There, he produces and directs several movies and documentaries. The following here he meets in Cap Town Nicolette, a 22 years old Namibian architect. She quits her job there and follows him to Nice. She still shares his life and his passion, and together they produce and direct movies and pictures throughout the world. In love with wild animals, they support several associations, in France and Namibia, for the protection of endangered felines.