:09:02
But what if this part
caIIed for a sighted person?
:09:07
- Excuse me for asking.
- That's okay.
:09:10
It wouId depend on the director
:09:13
and the part he gave me.
:09:17
I don't mean to boast,
:09:18
but I spent the Iast 2 nights
in the park.
:09:22
- Where?
- In the park here.
:09:24
- What were you doing there?
- Waiting for the screen test.
:09:29
- Where did you sIeep Iast night?
- In the park.
:09:32
- Why?
- I had nowhere eIse to go!
:09:35
WiII you answer me honestIy?
:09:37
Yes.
:09:38
You've never seen a fiIm.
:09:41
How can you Iike fiIm?
Does the sound interest you?
:09:44
I can feeI it.
:09:46
What is cinema for you?
:09:48
There's aII sorts of emotions
going on in cinema.
:09:52
I can understand that.
Someone cries
:09:55
over his mother's death.
:09:58
If I ask you to take off
your gIasses and cry
:10:02
to see if you can act,
are you wiIIing to do it?
:10:06
Is it reaIIy necessary?
:10:08
Yes. Take off your gIasses.
:10:12
CouId I...?
:10:13
PIease take off your gIasses.
:10:15
Lift your head up
:10:17
and open your eyes.
:10:19
- Do I have to?
- Yes.
:10:21
Didn't you say
you'd do anything for cinema?
:10:23
Yes.
:10:24
Lift your head up
and open your eyes for a second.
:10:30
Open your eyes.
:10:32
Open them!
:10:35
Wide open.
:10:44
Don't Iower your head.
:10:47
Look me straight in the eyes.
:10:50
TeII me about your Iove of cinema,
:10:53
about your emotions...
:10:57
It's my biggest passion.
:10:59
Keep your eyes open