It may be that this form of storytelling has appeared somewhere before, but for me it is completely new. It must be quite complex to implement - after all, the interview has to be edited first, then you have to decide which scenes are to be re-enacted, you need locations and actors the interview passages, then the whole thing is superimposed france rcs data synchronously over the interview in the editing and so on. It looks easy and fluffy in the end product, but there is a lot of work behind it.
I find this type of flashback incredibly creative. SRF has managed to leave me speechless and all I can say is: Chapeau! I'm looking forward to the next episodes. They won't be out until late autumn, though. No wonder. If the sequels continue at this level, it's quite possible that I'll join SRF in moving to YouTube.
Only those who are willing to improve will ultimately change their attitude and eliminate disruptive factors in the communications landscape.
Feedback should describe perceived situations and not judge them. This must be practiced.