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Registration: 2505061665512
Genre: Other
Alternative title: LPLG
Year: 2025
Duration: 30m
Directors: Naira Davlashyan, Marta Rodriguez Martinez
Country: Cote D'Ivoire
Producer: Audrey Likound
Composer: Leo Lebrun
Screenwriters: NIAMKE ANDRE WANDAN, Audrey Likound, Naira Davlashyan, Marta Rodriguez Martinez
Designers: Marie Lecoq, Matt Ash
Synopsis:
- Concept: Laissons Parler Les Gens is a video podcast that combines humor and activism to explore the impact of online hate speech. With a strong visual identity and a sharp comedic voice, each episode either gives a platform to a public figure targeted online or unpacks the hidden systems behind toxic digital behavior. Through monologues, satire, and raw conversations, the show aims to make complex digital issues emotionally relatable, while offering guests — and viewers — a chance to reclaim their voices. - Tone and Style: Smart, irreverent, emotionally grounded Visually minimalist but expressive (studio setup, close shots, minimal color palette) Dynamic use of text on screen, sound effects, and bold intros Comedy as a way to disarm and engage the audience on difficult topics Language: French (with potential subtitled versions or remakes in other languages) - EPISODE FORMATS: Type 1: Interview-Based Episodes Structure: Opening Monologue – Comedic, thematic intro by the host Presentation of the Guest – With context on the online attacks received Confrontation with Hate – Guests react to selected hate messages In-Depth Conversation – Exploring emotional and psychological impact, mental health, coping mechanisms, public backlash Closing Reflection – Empowerment and broader takeaways Purpose: Humanize public figures, explore the consequences of online hate, and spark empathy. Type 2: Educational Monologue Episodes Structure: Satirical Monologue (5–10 mins) – The host humorously explains the episode’s theme (e.g., fake news, shadowbanning, algorithmic amplification) Narrative Breakdown – Visual aids, infographics, and cultural references support the explanation Real-World Implications – Examples and consequences of free speech and polarization Call to Thought – A witty, thought-provoking sign-off Purpose: Make abstract digital systems understandable and show how technology shapes discourse. - Scalability and Franchising Potential: Format can be adapted to other countries and languages Guest selection can reflect local or regional online figures Stand-up/educational episodes can tackle region-specific tech issues Structure remains consistent: humor + confrontation + education - Assets Registered: Series title and concept Episode scripts and structures Intro/outro music Logo and visual identity Video and audio files per episode Format bible
Focus: Personal stories of people targeted by online hate
Focus: Breaking down technical concepts around online speech
Color: Yes
Sound: Yes
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