00:00What's your movie screening?
00:03The most memorable?
00:04So I'm going to quote something to you
00:05which is not necessarily memorable
00:08But who, I remember?
00:09So it's memorable in any case, by definition.
00:11but it's not necessarily the biggest shock
00:14that I took
00:15But still, something happened during that session.
00:17Actually, you should know that I really like Peter Pan
00:19since I was little, so since Hook obviously
00:22It was Hook who opened things up a bit
00:24my love for Peter Pan
00:25for the work of Peter Pan, for Barry
00:27and all that, etc. And so, me
00:29And even Disney and everything. I love Peter Pan.
00:31ever since he was little and Hook that
00:33finally sealed the deal by saying
00:35Peter Pan, basically. And I identify with him.
00:37to him, by the way. And so
00:39I look, I see in the
00:41years, I don't know anymore
00:43What era was it released from, you will put
00:45And then Neverland comes out. Neverland stars Johnny Depp.
00:49And
00:51Kate Wissett
00:52and who tells
00:53the writer's story
00:55James Murray Barry, who wrote Peter Pan
00:58and I'm going to see this movie thinking
01:00I love Peter Pan. That's all I tell myself. I tell myself
01:03I love Peter Pan, it stars Johnny Depp, it stars Kate Winslet
01:06Let's go. There, you see, I just want to know how he wrote Peter Pan.
01:10Go on, let's go!
01:11At worst, there you go, I'll know how he wrote Peter Pan
01:13But it's not a film, it's a period film; I like period films.
01:15They make me drag my feet a bit sometimes. I tell myself, okay, go for it.
01:17I'll watch that. There we go. I'm settling into the cinema.
01:19there aren't many of us
01:21the session
01:22the session takes place
01:23I'm watching the film, I'm thinking, not bad, oh well
01:26And then there's something, I don't know if you've seen it, Neverland
01:27but there is a very harsh side to it
01:29It's really tough. I'm thinking, damn, he's trying to steal the movie from me.
01:32And the film gradually captivated me.
01:34grabs me and that's the end
01:36Well, not the end, there's a passage
01:38in fact when
01:41when Johnny Depp
01:42bring Peter Pan back into the living room
01:44Kate Winslet is ill
01:45and who is reenacting Peter Pan for him because she couldn't
01:47Go see it at the theater. And then this scene
01:50I swear to you, this is the first time my life has ended.
01:52that this happens to me at the cinema
01:53I had a jacket
01:54which was sitting next to me
01:55and I cry
01:56but all the tears in my heart
01:58I swear
01:59of my body, by the way
02:01And I'm crying, really crying.
02:03and I took my jacket
02:04and I did
02:05so that I can't be heard
02:06because there were a lot of people, you see
02:07And I cried, but I cried like crazy.
02:10and the film blew me away
02:11whereas I wasn't expecting it
02:12and that's often the case
02:13That's why cinema is so extraordinary.
02:15And I love crying at the movies
02:17I don't cry too much in life
02:18but in the cinema
02:19when a movie makes me cry
02:20He succeeded in his mission.
02:21And he's not making me cry.
02:22It really makes me empty myself out.
02:23with my whole body
02:25And I'm like, what is this nonsense?
02:28the scene passes
02:29there is the end
02:30where he finds himself on the bench
02:31with the kid
02:32And the same here.
02:33on the bench
02:34Same here, I'm crying
02:35I take my thing and everything
02:36and besides, I wasn't feeling particularly bad
02:37Really
02:38it was a period of my life
02:39where it was cool, you know
02:39I was working
02:40I had a life
02:41totally normal
02:42And
02:43because it can sometimes resonate
02:44when you're not feeling well you see
02:45but I was fine
02:46you see
02:46And now I'm leaving the session.
02:48And I go wow.
02:50wow
02:50Ah yeah, cinema can do that, you see.
02:51he has something like a
02:55published
02:56has
02:56published
02:56Jun
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