Sarkhollande

SARKOLLANDE (COMEDIE IDENTITAIRE) Text: Julien Campani, Léo Cohen Paperman and Clovis FouinDirected by: Léo Cohen PapermanWith:Valentin Boraud, Clovis Fouin and Ada Harb Estimated running time: 1h40 For all audiences aged 14 and over The audience will attend a stand-up show (episode 4).

• Nicolas Sarkozy enters the stage of a “Comedy club”. During the performance, Nicolas Sarkozy will interact, and sometimes confront, the audience.

Here, the laughter is exhilarating because it is provocative, irritating, mean — in short, we're talking about “right-wing” laughter. The stand-up becomes a metaphor for the “Sarkozian” embodiment of power: transgressions, love and self-exposure, vivacity.

In 2012, as he wants to stay on stage, N. Sarkozy is chased off stage by François Hollande. The audience will attend a clown show (episode 5). 2012. F. Hollande's clown enters the stage, full of promises of change, because “change is now”. Alas!

His desk is crooked, France's problems — unemployment, economic crisis, terrorism — weigh heavily and everything falls apart despite the clown's good intentions. Here, the show changes in nature.

Another kind of laughter is invoked, a more naive, less mean, perhaps also more unifying laughter — in short, “left-wing” laughter. The clown's show, like, perhaps, F. ” As the names of the victims of the attacks are listed, a spectator interrupts the show….

Her name is Leïla Merabet. A young woman from Maghrebi immigration, she will tell her story,