Pas vu, pas pris

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Pierre Carles receives an order from a television channel to make a short film on television. The documentary traces the reason why it will never be broadcast on television.Pierre Carles receives an order from a television channel to make a short film on television. The documentary traces the reason why it will never be broadcast on television.Pierre Carles receives an order from a television channel to make a short film on television. The documentary traces the reason why it will never be broadcast on television.

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- Pierre Carles
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François Léotard

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Alain Duhamel

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Anne Sinclair

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François-Henry de Virieu

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(as François-Henri de Virieu)

Bernard Benyamin

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Jacques Chancel

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Patrick de Carolis

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Guillaume Durand

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Patrick Poivre d'Arvor

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Charles Villeneuve

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Michel Field

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Alain de Greef

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Michel Denisot

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Philippe Dana

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Christian Desplaces

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Etienne Mougeotte

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Karl Zéro

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(as Karl Zero)

Philippe Alexandre

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(archive footage)

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A good demystification of so-called "TV journalism"

This is a documentary about relationships between french TV journalists and politicians. By interviewing big TV news stars, Pierre Carles shows how much these journalists are afraid of making real investigations against politicians, how much they live in the same world. He denounces their lack of objectiveness. This documentary was firstly shot for a french TV chanel, "Canal +", but it was so aggressive against TV stars that Canal +' direction refused to show it. Thanks to a newspaper, money was found to allow this movie to be seen !

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Watch this documentary, that was only aired on Belgium TV. Ordered by Canal+, they chickened out when their own journalists, supposedly non-partisan people work at Canal+, were victims of Pierre Carles. It is good to see how persistent Pierre Carles was when making the documentary. It will cost him a lot if he still tries to work for the french medias.

It is all too clear when you watch this documentary how all TV journalists are biased, and always show you the "news" with their own interests... and so on. Just enjoy.

I hope to see more work like that, and also from him.

Trivia
Initially, this was only supposed to be a short report called "Pas vu à la télé;" (meaning "never seen on TV") for French TV channel Canal+. For some reason, the film was judged controversial enough not to be shown at all. Several years later, the same film maker Pierre Carles made a long feature version called "Pas vu, pas pris" (meaning; "never seen, never taken") explaining his own point of view of what happened.