Ex-ET

Sur une planète lointaine où la vie est bien réglée et ordonnée, un enfant vient semer le trouble.

On a distant planet where life is regulated and orderly, a child just sow trouble.

Réalisateurs : Benoit Bargeton, Rémy Froment, Nicolas Gracia et Yannick Lasfas.

Voix : Mélanie Chapelle

Son : José Vicente et Yohann Poncet (Studios Des Aviateurs)

Production : E.S.M.A (Ecole Supérieure des Métiers Artistiques)

[adrienelson]

... "And that is where babies come from. You were so special and unique, they couldn't handle it, and sent you right into my arms. You are out of this world precious, my child."

[AyakashiBS]

The fact they acknowledge what a stork is just shows how great their knowledge is of us and our planet.

[crispychipzzz_official]

As a child, i related to the child and I enjoyed the story, and i always wondered why they were sent to earth and abandoned by their parents. Now, since this just got recommended to me and I since have learned I'm neurodivergent, I understand the meaning. I always felt like I was different, a bit too creative, a bit too hyper, a bit too much for everyone else, just like this little guy. People want people to be perfect, to fit in the box, but some of us are wired to be different, to break the mold. Our society we built isn't suiting for differently wired people, and they try to make us more "normal" through things made by neurotypical people. Sometimes these don't work, and we're left to be outcasted. Its sad to understand it this way, but its the reality of our society. I only wish we were accepted more...

[purpledevilr]

I see YouTube has been recommending this.
Like a lot of us, this was a massive hit of nostalgia. I remember this fondly.
I was so sad at the end. Still am a bit.

[OmikoOmika]

Not every child needs to be perfect, they are just as perfect as the rest in their own ways.

[laarnihipolito]

6:58 iam kinda crying cause i miss that very old song my mother sing'd for me. she was like a singing angel

[YehudiNimol]

I presumed this video was about ADHD/neurodivergence and prescribed medication, so when it ended on such an open note, I wondered what it meant, and I think I know now.
The child turning human and being sent to our planet signifies to us that there are many people just like him on planet Earth right now, and confides us with the question of what we should do with them. It's brilliant and straight to the point

[ebicthings]

The moral of the story:
Our imperfections make us human

[CallistoIsopodding]

a lot of people see the message as "nothing is perfect" or "be yourself!!" which is perfectly valid and cool interpretations in of itself, but for me, it feels like when you are a neurodivergent person, i myself am autistic and have adhd, the message to me feels like when you are not accepted or allowed to be in a world that wasn't made for you, people want the normal, they want you to be normal because of your disability. everyone would just prefer it if you'd just be like your sister, or your brother, because they're neurotypical.

[dakittengamers]

I’ve come back to this after so many years, this is the true meaning of nostagia

[kenngwong]

“You can’t be forcing anyone to do whatever you want or expected on them, you can be special, nothing is perfect in this world”.

[AshlynShannon-wu]

The kid was so cute when he wags his tail. This video explains that not everyone is perfect on their human life.

[Cantu]

This must be shared to the public in New York and I also mean: EVERYWHERE😢😢

[The-Spike-Lord]

Who remembers that
You were watching this when you were younger


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[SManimator]

5:29
Me when my mum says you can do anything you want for the next 24 hours

[pranksterboy]

Of people seriously not talking about the fact that they launched a child into space while the parents are OK with it

[-GREMMIE-]

The kid was so cute when he wags his tail❤❤❤

[thegreenglobs]

6:05 the fact that the parents were just like
“ok our child is gone let get over it come on” like

[XLV-gi]

HOLY CRAP IN THIS TIME I WAS ONLY 2 YEAR OLD

MEMORY NEVER DIES

[Jo-Shmo]

i remember this from when i was a kid in 2014. holy crap how did it get recommended to me 9 years later. nostalgia