In a documentary series called “Trash”, the Amazon Prime platform will go behind the scenes of “Loft Story”. Loana, its first winner, will participate for a small sum.
It was a first: in 2001, Loana won the trophy for a reality show, loft story. A brand new concept in the French audiovisual landscape, which developed strongly thereafter. If the reality star has experienced many setbacks since – such as financial problems or the death of her father – she will also have to look at what propelled her to stardom. Because the Amazon Prime video-on-demand platform has announced the launch of a new documentary series on the M6 program, called Trash.
Produced in part by Alexia Laroche-Joubert (who was also producer of loft story), the documentary will mainly tell behind the scenes of the show. On the menu: testimonials from people who worked on it but also from former candidates, like Loana. “It’s going to talk about reality TV in general and I’m the winner of the first show. By showing the construction of the first reality show in France, they will also show my casting and my participation“she confided to our colleagues from Here is. The blonde, who met the authors of the series, assured that her role would be played by an actress. She also sold them the rights to her two books for a sum of between… 1,000 and 10,000 euros. But she claims to have the guarantee that the broadcast will bring her more : “I have the assurance, behind, to have money for the broadcast and I have a right of inspection. We work hand in hand”she explains.
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Amazon Prime also revealed the synopsis for the series, which will air “exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories around the world in 2024“. Its objective is to shed light on the beginnings of French reality TV and on the phenomenon that “go quickly become a social scandal and shake up all the certainties of these pioneers of reality TV”. What delight the curious as the fans of the first hour.
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