12 year old violinist with broken wrist plays Paganini for Monica Bellucci

In 1993, 12-year-old Antal Zalai was considered to be as one of the most exciting child prodigies of classical music.
He was invited to perform at UNESCO's gala concert for young musical talents in Paris, sharing the stage with the beautiful actress, Monica Bellucci.
Three days before his trip to Paris, he partly broke his left wrist due to an accident, and his doctors adviced him not to play his violin for 6 weeks.
He didn't want to miss the opportunity to perform in Paris and to meet Monica Bellucci, so he insisted on travelling.
Wearing a removable gypsum, he asked his parents to give him as many painkillers as possible to be able to play his violin.
He performed Niccolo Paganini's Sonata in e minor on his 3/4 size Italian violin.