Let's Say

Let's Say... and the imagination takes over. Instead of playing the usual Cowboys and Indians, children between the ages of 8 and 13, sons and daughters of doctors, farmers, policemen or grocers, act out their parent's jobs in front of the camera. Situations overheard in daily life or "as seen on TV" confound the barriers between imagination and reality. Nothing is scripted, nothing is rehearsed: they improvise, acting out their roles as they desire and in the process, show us the world as they see it. The perception of their parents' jobs, with all of the challenges, joys and pain, tell us a lot about ourselves... the adults! (Pyramide Distribution)