Storie da raccontare speeds across the water with Vanni Oddera and Henry Scorner

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[00:00–00:10]

[We are in Pesaro, in the Marche region. Vanni Oddera and Henry Scorner get into a Peugeot 208 and drive along country roads.]

[00:11]

Vanni: Tell me three good things about yourself.

[00:13]

Henry: Okay—sarcasm, irony, and… do my hair count?

[00:18]

Vanni: Absolutely.

[00:20]

Vanni: Sports car, elegant, off-road, or city car?

[00:23]

Henry: Elegant.

[00:24]

Vanni: Why is that?

[00:26]

Henry: Because I am.

[00:27]

Vanni: What is agenesis?

[00:29]

Henry: Basically, I’m missing my left hand.

[00:31]

Vanni: Are Enrico Mecozzi and Henry Scorner the same person?

[00:35]

Henry: Enrico Mecozzi, let’s say, existed online until 2018, when I used to keep my hoodie down and hide my hand. When I pulled it up, that’s when Henry Scorner was born.

[00:45]

Vanni: For some people, disability can be a huge source of pain. What would you suggest to help them?

[00:50]

Henry: Definitely not caring about others’ judgment, but most of all asking for help if you need it.

[00:56]

Vanni: Usually you’re the one pulling, but today you’ll have to be pulled. Are you ready?

[01:02]

Henry: I was born ready.

[01:03–01:20]

[Vanni rides a jet ski, towing Henry, who is seated on a floating seat and attached with a rope. Henry has fun as he is pulled across the water. Then the car is seen setting off again.]