Red Like the Sky Page #6
Now, let's try to be serious.
Welcome, everyone!
I wanted to tell you that
this year the kids and I
have decided
to do a different kind of show.
Sometimes we grownups ask ourselves
but we don't always know the answer.
Anyway, this time
we wanted to try something new.
Because we believe that imagination,
and the right to a normal life,
are things that nobody
should have to give up.
All we ask before we begin
is that you put on the blindfolds
you were given at the door.
Put them on now.
Don't be afraid.
Good. We're ready to start.
What I'm about to tell you now
is a story that happened
in another time and place.
Long, long ago, in the land of Awaka
there lived a Princess
and her 15 brothers.
One day, their father, the King,
passed away.
Their stepmother,
her hair all in a mess,
called the children and told them,
"I don't want you.
You're not mine."
"Go away. Leave my kingdom
and don't ever come back."
The children were cold and tired.
But worst of all, the forest
was full of mysterious sounds.
Everything frightened them.
His older brothers teased him.
Children can't fly,
they said.
But the littlest brother began
to try every day,
while the others were wondering
how to escape from the castle.
from the window!
But what if the Dragon sees us
while we're escaping? He'd attack us.
How dare we face the Dragon
when just the sight of him
makes us freeze in our tracks?
The littlest brother got an idea.
Let's close our eyes.
That way, we can't see him.
Right! We know our way around here
perfectly well without looking.
If we wear blindfolds,
with his terrible face.
To the attack!
Only the littlest brother
was unafraid.
He took Elisa by the hand
and opened the window of the tower.
- Come, Elisa, let's jump out.
- No, I can't! I'm afraid.
Give me your hand, come on!
The two jumped into space.
And were transformed
into beautiful seagulls.
Let's jump after them!
Did you see?
They can fly,
it wasn't impossible.
Come on!
They all decided to follow.
And one by one they, too,
were changed into white seagulls.
And that is how the 15 brothers
along with their sister
flew far, far away.
And they lived happily together
all the rest of their days!
In 1975, after years of pressure,
the Italian government approved a law
abolishing schools for the blind
to attend public schools.
Mirco left the school when he was 16.
Although he never recovered
his sight,
he became one of the most renowned
sound editors in Italian cinema.
- We're almost there aren't we, Dad?
- Yes, kiddo.
- Can I play?
- Hi, Mirco!
Yeah, but you're the last one in
so you have to be 'it'.
Come on, he's...
He's right. The rules are the rules,
I'm the last one in!
So, I'm 'it'.
One...
Two...
Gotcha!
You cheated!
It's not fair!
- You're too easy to catch!
- We missed you, Mirco!
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