In the summer of 2003, Henri Cartier-Bresson turned ninety-five. To honour the great photographer, those who knew him speak about him: friends, Magnum colleagues and loved ones, from Sarah Moon to Yvonne Baby, Robert Delpire to Paul Virilio, Raymond Depardon to René Burri, all recalling with emotion his bursts of temper or childlike joy, his taste for friendship and his passion for life. Made up of a wealth of previously unpublished testimonies, Henri sketches a poetic portrait of the man with the Leica.