The documentary “Enquête de complement” directed by Jacques Cardoze could turn the France Télévisions group upside down. According to an article in Le Parisien, the Canal+ channel would hesitate to broadcast this report deemed “too violent”. However, Cyril Hanouna, producer of the film, assures that it will soon be programmed on C8.
Additional investigation: A disturbing documentary
According to the daily, this documentary would highlight disturbing practices within the public group. Jacques Cardoze would reveal manipulation of analysis results by the broadcast laboratory “Correspondent“. A science journalist would also testify to these irregularities internally.
The former presenter of “Further investigation” would also tackle the process of appointing Delphine Ernotte as head of France Télévisions. It would insinuate a direct intervention by François Hollande to impose the boss of the group.
France Télévisions in turmoil
These accusations call into question the functioning and neutrality of France Télévisions. The call for donations launched by the platform “Slash” in support of the Adama Traoré collective would also contravene the duty of impartiality of the public service.
Faced with these explosive revelations, Canal+ is said to be afraid to broadcast the documentary, fearing to harm its shared interests with France Télévisions.
A broadcast confirmed by Cyril Hanouna
Despite the reluctance of Canal+, Cyril Hanouna confirmed that the film would indeed be scheduled soon on C8. The star host of TPMP also welcomes the transparency of the testimonies “with uncovered face” contributed by Jacques Cardoze.
He believes that this documentary proves France Télévisions’ failure to comply with its obligation of neutrality. Even if no specific date has been announced, Cyril Hanouna intends to broadcast the report once sufficient media buzz has been generated.
This documentary risks causing an earthquake within the France Télévisions group and more broadly within the French audiovisual landscape. Jacques Cardoze’s revelations on manipulation, governance and the lack of neutrality of the public service could weaken the management of Delphine Ernotte and the all-powerful Elise Lucet.
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