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In 'Fin de concession', Pierre Carles examines the privatization of TFI, the leading French television channel, and questions the automatic renewal of the TFI-Bouygues concession that has been in place since 1987. The film presents Carles confronting key figures in the news industry, who have avoided discussions about the implications of this privatization. Through his investigation, Carles encounters both seasoned executives and new media guardians who skillfully deflect his critiques.
To invigorate his pursuit of accountability, Carles rallies his friends and adopts a more aggressive stance, declaring an end to concessions. This shift in approach reflects his determination to address the controversial nature of media ownership and its impact on the French media landscape. The film serves as a critical commentary on corporate media and its relationship with politics in France.
Why Watch
- •Follow Pierre Carles as he confronts media executives.
- •See the impact of privatization on French television.
- •Find out why media accountability matters.
Did You Know
•The TFI-Bouygues concession has been automatically renewed since 1987.
•Pierre Carles previously tackled media issues in his film 'Pas vu Pas pris'.
•The film has a duration of 131 minutes.
Perfect For
Media criticsFrench politics enthusiastsInvestigative journalism fans