Fukushima, une population sacrifiée | show | 2012 | Official Trailer - video Dailymotion

Fukushima, une population sacrifiée | show | 2012 | Official Trailer | dHNfeWZFR25HU05sUk0

Transcript

00:00 You can learn a lot about someone from their mixtape.

00:03 I'm actually nervous.

00:04 Good, it means you care.

00:05 I do care.

00:06 I'm also nervous.

00:07 What if you asked extraordinary people to share five songs

00:11 It's hard to put this into five, right?

00:13 That made them

00:14 It's the perfect song to leave this on.

00:16 Who they are today.

00:18 When her album came out, I couldn't stop listening to it because it's changed everything.

00:23 Oh, shoot.

00:24 What a banger, right?

00:25 So good.

00:26 I do that every morning to try to transport myself away from the car trip.

00:31 Music was always my way out.

00:32 I wasn't very comfortable in my skin.

00:34 I sort of related to that song on a whole other level once I learnt the lyrics.

00:38 It's incredible how one song can just attach itself to a moment in time.

00:44 I probably knew subconsciously I wasn't quite good enough.

00:48 We'll cut this, right?

00:50 I'm going to change how people see, not just a woman at a piano,

00:55 but a force at a piano.

00:56 With any of us listening to music, it's about your own internal story that gets tapped into.

01:01 That's such a beautiful song.

01:02 I'm so glad you chose that.

01:03 My ability to be able to make art on my own terms, that wasn't born of fearlessness.

01:08 That was born of just having nothing to lose, which ended up being a real blessing.

01:12 I walked down the aisle to this song when we married.

01:15 It really represents so much for me, that song.

01:19 You didn't realise this was going to be a therapy session, did you?

01:23 That got heavy.

01:24 What?

01:25 That was fun.

01:26 Go Oprah.

01:27 Join me, Zan Rowe, as I take five.

01:30 (dramatic music)