Created in 1945 to combat inequality and train competent, ethical civil servants, the ÉNA has since become the scapegoat of anti-elite sentiment. What happened to tarnish its image? This documentary, rich in archival footage and testimonies, delves into the history of this French symbol of excellence.
L'ENA - Pourquoi tant de haine ? (2021) is a documentary movie produced by Public Sénat in France. It was directed by Émilie Lançon and written by Émilie Lançon and Alix Étournaud. On screen you will see Jean-Louis Debré, François Hollande, Jean-Pierre Chevènement and Rachida Dati. With a runtime of 52m, the film is available in full HD.
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