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Michel Polac claims the audience of "Right to reply"

Publication date 20/02/1982 From €100.00

Right of reply

Debate on the television. Denise BOMBARDIER criticizes the form in which the debates take place during the program "Droit de réponse", denouncing a cacophony that is not to the taste of the public. Michel POLAC immediately replied by stating that the program reached 14% audience share while the Elkabbach show, "Cards on the table", was only 4%. Olivier TODD accuses him with humour of not being nice.

Jean-François Kahn: wealth of debate and variety of guests of "Right to reply"

Publication date 16/06/1986 From €100.00

Right of reply

Jean-François KAHN, regular speaker of "Right to reply", recalls how this program revolutionized the public debate by addressing topics that had never been discussed before. He adds that the guests themselves, many of whom are anonymous, bring a real richness to the debate.

Prisons: appeal against the QHS (High Security Quarter)

Publication date 13/02/1982 From €100.00

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Debate on the topic of prisons in France. Jean-Claude DAGUE, a former detainee, takes advantage of a prison architect and denounces the inhuman detention conditions of prisoners in QHS (High Security Quarter).

"Humanity" and political dismissals

Publication date 23/01/1982 From €100.00

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Jacqueline BEAULIEU and Eric DARCOURT testify to their exclusion-sanction of the communist newspaper "L'Humanité" disguised as an economic dismissal which is in fact only a vulgar political dismissal for not respecting the sacrosanct "party line".

Dominique Jamet and Pierre Benichou on Michel Polac

Publication date 16/06/1986 From €100.00

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Dominique JAMET and Pierre BENICHOU, both regular collaborators of "Right to reply", share their opinion about Michel Polac which they describe as a "exhibitionist" "against received ideas".

Michel Polac on the concept of his program "Right to reply"

Publication date 06/12/1981 From €100.00

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Interview of Michel POLAC about his new program "Droit de réponse". He recalls first of all that it replaces the time slot of the varieties, saying "every turn, the people of the song will find their turn later". He announces that people will probably be "scratched" but that everyone will have the opportunity to defend themselves.

Michel Polac: the reasons for his dismissal of TF1

Publication date 23/09/1987 From €100.00

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Michel POLAC explains the reasons for his dismissal of TF1 to William LEYMERGIE. The trigger would be a caricature by Francis Bouygues drawn by Viaz during the program "Right to reply". Michel POLAC denounces the gravity of this reaction.

Fight on the "Right to reply" stage

Publication date 03/04/1982 From €100.00

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During the debate on show business, on the show "Right to reply", a fight broke out on the set. Michel POLAC is taken to task by a spectator, and in the hubbub we try to get out the agitator who rebukes and throws an ashtray towards Michel POLAC. Attempt to intervene André HALIMI and Patrice BLANC-FRANQUART (?). Michel POLAC launches the closing credits, while the fight continues.

Right of reply: the guests of the first program

Publication date 12/12/1981 From €100.00

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Launch of the "Right to Answer" program. Michel POLAC shows on a table a series of Polaroids of the many guests including, in particular: Gérard DEPARDIEU, COLUCHE, Jean DANIEL, Edgard MORIN, Claire BRETECHER, Olivier TODD, CAVANNA, Claude ROY, CABU, SINE and Gérard de VILLIERS, author of SAS. Michel POLAC stated that viewers can intervene at any time by telephone.

Eric Neuhoff and Raphaël Sorin criticize Marco Ferreri

Publication date 16/01/1982 From €100.00

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Eric NEUHOFF and Raphaël SORIN oppose Marco FERRERI, accusing him of a bad adaptation of Charles Bukowski’s short story, accusing him of being a "rigger and manipulator". The director, also a guest on the show, pouts and answers: "I don’t really care".

Alain Schnapp about 2 May 1968 at the Sorbonne

Publication date 17/04/1982 From €100.00

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Alain SCHNAPP, sociologist and former extreme left militant of the Sorbonne in 68 recalls an attack of the local of their movement by members of the West and Gilbert Le CAVELIER answers him

Intrusion of two students on the "Right to reply" stage

Publication date 20/03/1982 From €100.00

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At the end of a "Right to reply" program, devoted to high school students and their vision of their high school, two high school students intervene impromptu on the set, to express their dissatisfaction with the shortage of teachers in their college. Michel POLAC gives them the floor.

Michel Polac on the first of "Right to reply"

Publication date 11/12/1981 From €100.00

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Jean-Claude NARCY interviews Michel POLAC about the launch of his new debate show, entitled "Right to reply", the first of which will be aired tomorrow evening. After ten years of absence on television, he proposes a new program of debate, in the line of "Post scriptum". It presents the concept of the show, which will be organized around three themes: cinema, literature and society facts.

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