Synopsis

In 1982, Steven Spielberg's seventh feature film, "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" was released. This film about childhood and difference was going to move hundreds of millions of spectators in the world, imposing itself in its time as the biggest success of the history of the cinema. Its director had not imagined it as a commercial film, but as an intimate work, inspired by his own wounds, telling the story of a young boy's extraordinary friendship with a creature as lost as himself. By its extraordinary power of resonance, E.T. changed its author as well as his career, and marked the imagination of the whole world for several decades.