A journey brings us face to face with ourselves. A journey shows us not only the world, but how we fit in it. "Time to Say Goodbye"

A journey brings us face to face with ourselves. A journey shows us not only the world, but how we fit in it.
"Time to Say Goodbye"

Louis Vuitton "A Journey" (Awards Edition)

Title "A Journey" (Awards Edition)
Agency Ogilvy & Mather
City Paris
Advertiser Louis Vuitton
Brand Name Louis Vuitton
Market France, Worldwide
Country of Production France
Language English
Type Television & Cinema
Length 165 seconds
Awards CLIO Awards, 2008 (Gold) for Cinematography

Louis Vuitton "A Journey" (CF Edition)

Louis Vuitton, "Where will life take you"(CF Edition)

Director: Bruno Aveillan

Composer: Gustavo Santaolalla

Length 90 seconds
Text:
What is a journey?
A journey is not a trip
It's not a vacation.
It's a process. A discovery.
It's a process of self-discovery.
A journey brings us face to face with ourselves.
A journey shows us not only the world,
but how we fit in it.
Does the person create the journey
or does the journey create the person?
The journey is life itself.
Where will life take you?

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"Time to Say Goodbye"

"Time to Say Goodbye" is a song from the albums, "Timeless" (in Europe) and "TIme to Say Goodbye" (in N. America), by English soprano and classical-crossover artist Sarah Brightman and Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli. The song itself is a cover version of the original 1995 recording "Con te partirò" by Andrea Bocelli, released as a single and included on his album, "Bocelli, Romanza". The Brightman-Bocelli release was a huge success throughout Europe, reaching #1 in Germany and several other countries. This live version is from Brightman's first full concert recording, "Sarah Brightman: In Concert", from London's Royal Albert Hall with the London Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Paul Bateman. Guest artists include Andrew Lloyd Webber, Adam Clark and Andrea Bocelli. The concert was released to video in 1998. The concert was directed by David Mallet.