Après 10 ans, j’ai relu 1984, de George Orwell. Réalisation : @Daryl Nicolas Musique : @MAKE A MEAL

And that's the reason, but the selector has 8 hours. I read it in 1984, there were 10 years. Like many people, I had especially noticed by the universe. This society where every house, every wall contains a screen, a mic and some effects of a big browser. Except for the reading, what saved me from it, it's Winston. A man whose work consists of running the past. If Big Browser is his son, Winston must follow the day. The ancients are replaced and Big Browser never dies. But when Winston grows up on him, it's for him to die in a corner of his screen, open a window and try to preserve him. There is still a place where Big Browser doesn't control him. He thinks about his role in politics and not interrogate a old man. But the man loses in the years of his importance. And then there's Julia, this woman who grew up in the field of the game. One day, she glists into her hands. The two begin to see each other in cash, take risks, fall in love. And for the first time, Winston thinks to find something that is step by step. However, another idea doesn't matter. A reassuring, intelligent, brilliant, Winston doesn't know anything about him, but he has the intuition that he shares something. One day, their hands grow. A banal conversation, a pretext, and a rendezvous. Arriving at him, O'Brien is on the screen. Winston has never seen that, and he speaks of a resistance from a world where Big Browser and a book he will receive soon. In reading books, Winston is not hit by what he discovers, but what he recognizes. As if someone had put words on what he thought already. His shoes are ready. He thinks finally touching the truth of the finger. Close the book. Then stop. Not O'Brien. But then this time, I'll serve you. Tell him. Winston is then taken into prison. Captured, trampled, beaten, he ends up saying what he wants. Then we're the one, the fool, let him take strength. And the torture begins. A little bit, he renounces his certitude. The pain stops, returns, it stops again, but something persists. You have to love Big Browser, say O'Brien. He's not enough to obey him. So he takes him into the room 101. What is found for everyone is the worst thing in the world. O'Brien goes to a cage. Inside, there are rats. Winston sees them, without the smell. O'Brien approaches the cage. A first Authentic click. He tries to think, to find an issue. So he urls. In fact, the Ajulia tries to shoot at him. And go to the cage, not me. That's where I understood what happened to my first lecture. The game never stops Winston. He let him scream, fall in love, search for answers. And that's precisely why he can take everything back. In reality, Winston doesn't fall into a trap. He goes all the way inside. But then, what did O'Brien see? We often talk about 1984 for his cameras. Today, they're everywhere. The difference is that we buy them ourselves. We put them in our pocket and spend our time showing what we like. What we hate. As Winston, we often look for spaces where we can escape the system. And it's maybe in this research that we learn from what we are. And in the end, what is the most dangerous thing? A system that takes us to something? Or a system that can push us to life.