The controversy sparked by a far-right organization regarding the public funding of a streamer has caused the National Center for Cinema (CNC) to take a step back. This has put at risk the support for video productions on platforms such as YouTube and TikTok. It all started with a breach in the audiovisual investigation commission, which flared up the atmosphere of inquisition. The opportunity arose on March 25th, when streamer Ultia, with three hundred thousand followers, announced her nomination by the CNC to a commission supporting video projects on social platforms. This informal conversation lasted for about thirty minutes.
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