J’ai passé 100h dans une prison pour mineurs – Immersion
Tataki
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Sacha was granted his first access to a juvenile detention center, the one located in Palézieux (VD). For two weeks, he followed the daily lives of the inmates, locked behind the bars of the facility.
Between showers, exercise periods, and cell time, these images are the first to emerge from these walls. And so are the voices of the prisoners. An exclusive immersion into a world apart, with its own unique way of functioning. How are their rooms furnished? How do their days unfold, between mandatory activities and free time? What kind of relationships develop between the inmates and the counselors or guards?
But above all: Who are these young people? How old are they when they arrive behind bars? What do they think about each day? What do they do to occupy themselves?
Discover the testimonies of the young people Sacha met, as well as those of the counselors and guards who support them. The Léchaires facility has a unique status, somewhere between a residential home for minors and an adult detention center. The goal for minors is to support them and reintegrate them into society after their stay, while providing them with the social tools to move beyond their prison status and build a life like everyone else.
Acknowledgements:
We thank all the people who agreed to participate in this project, anonymously or otherwise, and who shared their stories and explanations. Thank you to the Léchaires facility for their hospitality and for trusting us with this video.
We grant permission for anyone wishing to use this content to create a "reaction."
Chapters:
00:00 - 18 years in prison
03:11 - Living locked in a cell
10:07 - What is a juvenile prison?
13:01 - When things go wrong
16:28 - Accepting being in prison
20:05 - Reality vs. stereotypes
23:01 - How does prison work?
27:30 - Building relationships to manage problems
32:11 - Meals, workshops… a typical day
40:46 - How do you end up in prison?
44:20 - Room tour
47:41 - Not easy every day
52:51 - A breath of fresh air
55:32 - And when you get out of prison?
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Titles:
I spent 100 hours locked in a juvenile detention center – Immersion
What is life really like in prison at 17? – Immersion
The daily lives of minors in prison – Immersion
The daily lives of young people in prison – Immersion
17 years old and in prison – Immersion
We filmed the daily lives of young people in prison (unreleased) – Immersion
Credits:
Filming and video presentation: Sacha Porchet
Directed & Edited by: Sacha Porchet, Antony Siegenthaler
Produced by: Julien Bagourd, Sacha Porchet, Antony Siegenthaler
Digital strategy & communication: Cézanne Trummer
Thumbnail: by_amx
20 Comments
Super reportage, et a quand la justice restaurative
Même si on sait pas ce qu’ils ont fait j’ai une empathie pour les détenus. C’est en parti avec le discours du directeur des conditions sociales qui mène à cette finalité. Et c’est aussi par le fait qu’aucun détenu est fier de leur acte.
Et lorsque l'on voit des personnes comme Sarkozy qui est un vrai délinquant sortir aussi vite, on voit d'où vient le problème
- Surpopulation jusqu’à 150 %
- Des personnes en détention provisoire enfermées 23h/24, parfois des années, sans jugement
- Des cellules à 4 détenus, avec parfois 1 douche par semaine seulement
- Peu ou pas d’ateliers, un isolement qui détruit la santé mental
Et qui y est enfermé? Majoritairement des personnes issues de parcours marqués par la précarité, l’exil, l’addiction
La prison n’est pas une solution...
J’y suis passé au Lecherre..(pas fier) mais fier de n’y être pas retourner, cette endroit ma fais realiser des chances que j’ai eu dans la vie mais que je n’ai pas focement su saisir.
Un jour j’ai eu comme d'autres la visite de mes parents se qui m’avais bouleverser, ensuite un pote très proche de moi.. s’etait vraiment un sentiments fort, enfin bref j’ai regarder ton reportage sur cette endroit avec beaucoup d'intérêt et émotion !
Salutations Sacha merci de tes contenus. (Désolé pour les fautes d’orthographes)😊
J’ai passé 100h dans une prison pour mineurs – Immersion
Tataki
768,436 views
Sacha was granted his first access to a juvenile detention center, the one located in Palézieux (VD). For two weeks, he followed the daily lives of the inmates, locked behind the bars of the facility.
Between showers, exercise periods, and cell time, these images are the first to emerge from these walls. And so are the voices of the prisoners. An exclusive immersion into a world apart, with its own unique way of functioning. How are their rooms furnished? How do their days unfold, between mandatory activities and free time? What kind of relationships develop between the inmates and the counselors or guards?
But above all: Who are these young people? How old are they when they arrive behind bars? What do they think about each day? What do they do to occupy themselves?
Discover the testimonies of the young people Sacha met, as well as those of the counselors and guards who support them. The Léchaires facility has a unique status, somewhere between a residential home for minors and an adult detention center. The goal for minors is to support them and reintegrate them into society after their stay, while providing them with the social tools to move beyond their prison status and build a life like everyone else.
Acknowledgements:
We thank all the people who agreed to participate in this project, anonymously or otherwise, and who shared their stories and explanations. Thank you to the Léchaires facility for their hospitality and for trusting us with this video.
We grant permission for anyone wishing to use this content to create a "reaction."
Chapters:
00:00 - 18 years in prison
03:11 - Living locked in a cell
10:07 - What is a juvenile prison?
13:01 - When things go wrong
16:28 - Accepting being in prison
20:05 - Reality vs. stereotypes
23:01 - How does prison work?
27:30 - Building relationships to manage problems
32:11 - Meals, workshops… a typical day
40:46 - How do you end up in prison?
44:20 - Room tour
47:41 - Not easy every day
52:51 - A breath of fresh air
55:32 - And when you get out of prison?
Want to be in a future Tataki video? Click here! 👇
https://wkf.ms/4kIPPhf
💥 You can follow us on our social media and on our website:
📸 https://chk.me/gLZMbH9
🎧 https://sdz.sh/pUNfBq
🎼 https://chk.me/1V3GqIg
🎬 https://chk.me/tQ9UDxQ
👻 https://chk.me/TBXUWr
Titles:
I spent 100 hours locked in a juvenile detention center – Immersion
What is life really like in prison at 17? – Immersion
The daily lives of minors in prison – Immersion
The daily lives of young people in prison – Immersion
17 years old and in prison – Immersion
We filmed the daily lives of young people in prison (unreleased) – Immersion
Credits:
Filming and video presentation: Sacha Porchet
Directed & Edited by: Sacha Porchet, Antony Siegenthaler
Produced by: Julien Bagourd, Sacha Porchet, Antony Siegenthaler
Digital strategy & communication: Cézanne Trummer
Thumbnail: by_amx