00:00Signor Goldwyn, nel tuo nuovo film di direttore del titolo Ezra, in viaggio con mio figlio, in italiano,
00:10parliamo del rappresentazione tra un padre e un suo autistico figlio, quindi parliamo di relazioni familiari,
00:20ha cambiato l'idea che abbiamo per le famiglie oggi è diversa, l'idea è diversa?
00:27You know, families are always endlessly interesting.
00:31Every family struggles and goes through periods of crisis,
00:37and we all have an ideal of what we think our family is supposed to be, and it never is
00:44that.
00:44So part of the odyssey of living a life in a family is to come to terms with accepting, loving
00:56people for who they are,
00:57and so I think that has always been true.
01:01I think that, you know, nowadays we are maybe looking at families in a broader way,
01:09you know, letting go of some of our preconceptions of what a family must be, what it should be,
01:13and I think that that is a very positive thing, you know, and that's very much what this movie is
01:19about.
01:19You know, when you try and force someone who thinks differently or looks at the world differently
01:25into being the way you think they're supposed to be, you're going to have a problem.
01:29In the past, that I hope things like the Polsce,
01:29and in the past, that I see all people are there and some of whom I know.
01:29So, and I think that I mean that I need
01:29Grazie.
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