“The audience is packed to the last chair. … A crowd of students and delegates try to break into the room, anxious to see the session.” At the famous Sorbonne, University of Paris, J. L. Moreno takes the floor and opens the First International Congress of Psychodrama. “Up to the last minute Moreno did not know for certain that the Radio Television Center of France would make a motion picture or a television program of the psychodramatic session he was to conduct on the afternoon of September 1, 1964”. At the microphone, Moreno says he is looking for “people who are troubled, who have problems in love, marriage, in family, in business.” Suddenly he reaches out his hand and points to someone in the audience: "What's your name?" Michele. And the same to a man, Paul. "What is your relationship to Paul, Michele?" "We are a married couple." "Why don't you come forward?" This is just an excerpt from an already classic movie in the psychodramatic field.