A filmmaker recounted her experience of meeting Jane Campion, the director of La Leçon de piano, during the Cannes Film Festival in 2014. The encounter was described as a memorable and kind moment. The filmmaker was part of the jury with Campion during that year's festival and said it was a dream to spend time with Campion and the rest of the jury, watching films all day. She referred to Campion as one of her heroines and noted that Campion was warm and approachable. The filmmaker mentioned that while it is often said one should not meet one's idols, Campion lived up to her expectations. The filmmaker stated that they have since become friends and that the meeting was a decisive moment in her career. The filmmaker's story is part of a broader collection of memories shared by more than 250 artists and actors from the cultural world. These personal accounts are featured in a special 40th anniversary edition of Inrockuptibles, a French music and culture magazine known for its in-depth coverage of the arts. The edition celebrates four decades of the magazine's influence and highlights the impact of its coverage on artists and cultural figures. The special edition includes reflections on various moments and encounters that shaped the careers and lives of those involved. These stories range from behind-the-scenes insights to personal anecdotes, offering a unique perspective on the evolution of the cultural landscape over the past 40 years. The collection serves as both a tribute and a historical record of the people and events that have defined the magazine's legacy. The release of the 40th anniversary edition has been well received by fans and cultural figures alike. It not only honors the magazine's past but also looks toward its future, reaffirming its role as a significant voice in the cultural world. The stories shared in the edition provide a rich tapestry of memories and experiences, offering readers a deeper understanding of the connections and influences that have shaped the cultural scene over the decades.