Author of quotes: Abdel Sellou

We both amputated his memory.

He let me roll his wheelchair as if framed the crutch on which I could rely. And I still use it.

It changed my life. And I did not. Or very much. The movie glossed over everything that the spectator was easier to dive into dreams.

I thought life was a cartoon, where the fall from the cliff, flattened into a pancake and then run as if nothing had happened. There was no death. Suffering was not. In the worst case on his forehead jump a bump, and around her head will dance the dance of candles. It is possible to recover from anything - to again and again commit the same mistakes.

And I have no weak points. I have a gift full of aproximadamente.

Sometimes you need to get into someone else's world to find out what's missing in your own.

So sorry to disappoint-so-convinced people, embalmed in their own opinions. What a spectacle!

He was more like me than I do.

I learned to be polite, it saves time.

Losing physical independence does not mean to part with life.

The truth hides the lie. But the truth is, that it seems so incredible, that looks like a lie. Lies accumulates, grows, and we end up asking ourselves if there's any truth to it...

... people with disabilities - not just strange animals, which you can curiosity to examine; and, moreover, we should not hide from their reciprocal views.

Cinematic super-heroes don't exist. Clark Kent becomes Superman, only when he puts on his funny jumpsuit; Rambo doesn't feel the blows, but his heart flutters; the invisible Man is played by David McCallum in synthetic turtleneck and with a ridiculous haircut.

... prison doesn't scare me. If it was so terrible, that those who were there, would have tried more not to get there.