Johnny’s SilenceS

  VERSION FRANÇAISE

“Johnny’s Silences is about Johnny Hallyday’s cinematic « missed vocation » and my 30-year long, cinematic, friendly relationship with the idol since 1985.”
Pierre-William Glenn.

Johnny Hallyday sometimes told his family and friends that the cinema was his « (only) place of freedom ». Through the testimonies of Claude Lelouch, Patrice Leconte, Lætitia Masson, Jean-François Stévenin and Jean-Luc Godard, Pierre-William Glenn, a great cinematographer, director and friend of the actor-singer, looks back on « Johnny Hallyday’s ‘missed vocation’ in film and [their] cinephile and friendly relationship that lasted thirty years. »
A personal and moving portrait.