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Single fixed television camera. Medium close-up (head and shoulders). Classic 4:3 aspect ratio. No camera movement, no zoom, no reframing, no cuts. One continuous take. noisy, 480p, little blurry. Authentic French public television footage from approximately 1965–1972. The footage must look genuinely old and degraded, NOT cinematic and NOT restored. Black-and-white image. Heavy 16mm film grain. Strong visible scratches, dust particles, occasional white specks, mild flicker, slight exposure instability, contrast breathing, faint gate weave, soft focus, slight blur, low resolution, weak image definition, occasional softness around the face, subtle analog noise and compression damage. Uneven film density. Looks like an old television archive copied several times onto VHS. The image should feel noisy, imperfect, blurry and documentary-like. No modern sharpness. No 4K appearance. No cinematic lighting. A young French boy, around 8 years old, sits indoors against faded patterned wallpaper typical of a modest French apartment in the late 1960s. He wears a thick worn wool sweater. Slightly messy dark hair. Serious but natural expression. Flat practical lighting. Background slightly soft and out of focus. French dialogue recorded with an old mono television microphone. Narrow frequency range, muffled voice, slight tape hiss, faint microphone distortion and occasional crackle. Interviewer, off camera: « Pourquoi les adultes sont-ils toujours fatigués ? » The boy thinks for a moment. Boy: « Parce qu'ils pensent au travail… même quand ils sont à la maison. » Small pause. Boy: « Moi, quand je rentre… je sais que ma journée est finie. » He looks slightly toward the interviewer. Natural child delivery. No dramatic acting. No smile. No exaggerated emotion. End with two seconds of awkward silence. Authentic imperfect archival footage only.