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Pendant plus de trente ans, et par le biais de son émission de télévision, Fred Rogers (1928-2003), animateur, producteur, écrivain et pianiste, accompagné de ses marionnettes et de ses nombreux amis, s'est adressé directement aux jeunes enfants sur certains des sujets les plus importants de la vie.
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You'll have a hard time watching this without a giant grin on your face or tears in your eyes.
It's not just that you get to know Mr Rogers better through this film, it's that you get to know yourself a bit better too. The documentary takes you deeply into the intimate world that Fred Rogers inhabited, through interviews of his family and co-workers, but it also takes you through the intimate world that is self-confidence. By showing the world through Roger's philosophy we are reminded of the importance of children and seeing the world through their eyes.
Mr. Rogers is a pure legend 🙌
Hard not to watch this and think yourself in great need of being more kind. Nostalgic and interesting look into Rogers' life and so great to see a behind-the-scenes figure as good as you'd hoped it would be. To see a proponent of values that are in such desperate need in our modern times is inspiring. The most important things are indeed, invisible!
I felt like a lil kid watching him for the first time... More emotion in that hour and a half than Hollywood mustered all year