Film Lens
In 'Service public', Salhia Brakhlia presents a detailed view of the production of Franceinfo's breakfast show over a year. The film captures the daily operations of journalists as they navigate the complexities of reporting during a presidential election campaign in France. It focuses on the methods journalists use to verify information in an environment where social media and fake news are prevalent.
The documentary provides insight into the interactions between journalists and politicians, emphasizing the importance of credibility in modern journalism. Through this intimate portrayal, viewers understand the critical role that journalism plays in informing the public and combating misinformation during a significant political period.
Why Watch
- •Meet journalists tackling fake news in real-time.
- •See how Franceinfo covers a presidential election.
- •Follow the behind-the-scenes of a radio show.
Did You Know
•The documentary follows the production of a breakfast show for one year.
•Salhia Brakhlia is both the director and a cast member of the film.
•The film has a duration of 76 minutes.
Perfect For
Political journalismMedia studiesFrench politics