Denis Villeneuve

I'm not sure I got that.

I'm not sure I got that.

I'm not sure I got that.

All right. I go back in the dark. No, no, no. All right. Yeah, but it was pretty dramatic because I don't know you, gentlemen. And it was a very intense conversation you were having about your common friend. Right.

All right. I go back in the dark. No, no, no. All right. Yeah, but it was pretty dramatic because I don't know you, gentlemen. And it was a very intense conversation you were having about your common friend. Right.

All right. I go back in the dark. No, no, no. All right. Yeah, but it was pretty dramatic because I don't know you, gentlemen. And it was a very intense conversation you were having about your common friend. Right.

Yeah, yeah, that's it. But the thing is that it's good that Sean is actually taking care of it and making tests. Because the bad thing is when you have a surprise that comes out of nowhere. Oh, God, yeah. I lost a friend of mine that was like 58, Jean-Marc Vallée, the director of... Dyer's Buyers Club. And just biggest surprise, he was a healthy guy. He just fell on the floor, bang.

Yeah, yeah, that's it. But the thing is that it's good that Sean is actually taking care of it and making tests. Because the bad thing is when you have a surprise that comes out of nowhere. Oh, God, yeah. I lost a friend of mine that was like 58, Jean-Marc Vallée, the director of... Dyer's Buyers Club. And just biggest surprise, he was a healthy guy. He just fell on the floor, bang.

Yeah, yeah, that's it. But the thing is that it's good that Sean is actually taking care of it and making tests. Because the bad thing is when you have a surprise that comes out of nowhere. Oh, God, yeah. I lost a friend of mine that was like 58, Jean-Marc Vallée, the director of... Dyer's Buyers Club. And just biggest surprise, he was a healthy guy. He just fell on the floor, bang.

And it's good that at least you know you are taking care of it. There's someone, so it's going to be good.

And it's good that at least you know you are taking care of it. There's someone, so it's going to be good.

And it's good that at least you know you are taking care of it. There's someone, so it's going to be good.

Big shock, yeah. The things that the doctor said, what is shocking and what we don't accept is that people actually have dates of preemption. I mean, sometimes we are meant to be of a certain length, and sometimes some people are meant to live less long. It's shocking, but it's true. And expiration date. Yeah, expiration date. I was doing French studies.

Big shock, yeah. The things that the doctor said, what is shocking and what we don't accept is that people actually have dates of preemption. I mean, sometimes we are meant to be of a certain length, and sometimes some people are meant to live less long. It's shocking, but it's true. And expiration date. Yeah, expiration date. I was doing French studies.

Big shock, yeah. The things that the doctor said, what is shocking and what we don't accept is that people actually have dates of preemption. I mean, sometimes we are meant to be of a certain length, and sometimes some people are meant to live less long. It's shocking, but it's true. And expiration date. Yeah, expiration date. I was doing French studies.

But it's a theme that is one of the main themes of Arrival. And that's one of the things that I loved about the short story. It was based on the story of your life written by Ted Chiang. That is a little masterpiece. And it's about, yeah, living to the present time to make the best out of it and not to be afraid of living because of the fear of death.

But it's a theme that is one of the main themes of Arrival. And that's one of the things that I loved about the short story. It was based on the story of your life written by Ted Chiang. That is a little masterpiece. And it's about, yeah, living to the present time to make the best out of it and not to be afraid of living because of the fear of death.

But it's a theme that is one of the main themes of Arrival. And that's one of the things that I loved about the short story. It was based on the story of your life written by Ted Chiang. That is a little masterpiece. And it's about, yeah, living to the present time to make the best out of it and not to be afraid of living because of the fear of death.

And that I thought was a nice thing in this movie. In the short story, sorry.

And that I thought was a nice thing in this movie. In the short story, sorry.