“Flagz” is an innovative hybrid documentary/reality show that aims to explore the diverse perspectives and emotions surrounding prominent flags in the United States, including the Black Lives Matter flag, Confederate flag, Pride flag, Trump Pence flag, and the American flag. In this unique approach to storytelling, a camera crew will follow four couples around for one day, capturing their everyday activities and providing viewers with an intimate look into their lives.

Throughout the day, the documentary will delve into the couples’ interactions with various flags and the racial and cultural dynamics they encounter. The aim is to provide an unfiltered and genuine portrayal of how these couples feel about different flags, their historical significance, and their beliefs regarding race and identity. This approach allows viewers to witness the complexities and nuances of these perspectives as they unfold in real-life situations.

The documentary will also feature informative segments explaining the history and context of each flag, shedding light on their origins, evolution, and significance in American society. These segments will provide the necessary background for viewers to better understand the emotional connections and controversies surrounding these flags.

At the culmination of the documentary, the four couples will come together for a heated and thought-provoking debate. This group discussion will provide a platform for the couples to openly express their opinions, share their personal experiences, and engage in a constructive dialogue about why they feel the way they do about the different flags and races. It will be an opportunity for them to challenge and question each other’s viewpoints while fostering a deeper understanding of the issues at hand.

“Flagz” aims to offer viewers a multi-dimensional exploration of these symbols and the individuals who hold strong feelings about them. By combining the everyday lives of the couples with historical context and a candid group discussion, the documentary seeks to promote empathy, understanding, and meaningful conversations surrounding these flags and the broader issues they represent in contemporary American society.