Wagner Moura

And it was difficult because it was a difficult, I was traveling, I had to, I took an airplane and then my wife was in the,

You know, she was like, you have to come.

And it was very stressful.

And I got there.

And, you know, and she was in pain.

It was very, and when he finally, when I finally was able to grab him and to see him and to see that he was okay, and to have him like in my chest like that, it was, I don't know.

I don't know.

That was...

How can you describe that feeling?

I don't know.

It's like it was very... I would linger, I would do everything to feel that again.

I don't think I'll ever have other kids.

And you see your kids growing up, and it's beautiful because they see each moment of their lives, but sometimes they're like, oh, I miss those little things.

And also, if you give me another one, I would go back to the last conversation I had with my dad, you know, before he passed.

It's interesting, right?

Like death and birth, you know, the birth of a son and the death of a parent.

Those were the moments that I would be going back to.

It was such a pleasure.

Thank you very much.

Agenda Cultural. Acontece em São Paulo. Apoio Prefeitura de São Paulo. Dona Sebastiana. Sou sim, até depois. Eu tô viajando tem três dias já. Você é o cara? É esse mesmo. Bem-vindo. And the Golden Globe goes to... Wagner Moura.