March 06, 2009
'I Am Because We Are' Premieres In France
Madonna and Nathan Rissman's 'I Am Because We Are' documentary will be released on March 25 in France. In the meantime, Nathan attended two of the previews organized in Paris (March 3rd) and in Lille (March 5th). As the documentary's director, he took the time to answer the audience's related questions and to share his thoughts about the situation in Malawi.
Working on the project for more than 2 years and spending a lot of time with children in orphanages helped Nathan to turn the documentary into an amazing and touching story made of what those children have to deal with on a daily basis. Suffering from AIDS, infections and malnutrition, most of the children in Malawi have lost their parents and are in need for proper education and guidance.
More than just a story about Malawi, 'I Am Because We Are' provides the audience with keys to help changing the situation but also spreads hope for a better world.
For more info about 'I Am Because We Are', please visit www.iambecauseweare.com.
Working on the project for more than 2 years and spending a lot of time with children in orphanages helped Nathan to turn the documentary into an amazing and touching story made of what those children have to deal with on a daily basis. Suffering from AIDS, infections and malnutrition, most of the children in Malawi have lost their parents and are in need for proper education and guidance.
More than just a story about Malawi, 'I Am Because We Are' provides the audience with keys to help changing the situation but also spreads hope for a better world.
For more info about 'I Am Because We Are', please visit www.iambecauseweare.com.
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carta on Thursday, December 30, 2010 said:
Amazing!
This was my first ever Madonna concert after having been a fan for nearly 10 years and it was absolutely amazing! The rain almost caused her to cancel, but the show went on and she blew everyone away. Scalpers ruined my chance of getting great tickets (I lined up for 15 hours and was fourth in line, but there were three scalpers in front of me who bought hundreds of tickets, all of which had to be printed before I could get my tickets...it took 20 minutes!), but it was still one of the most memorable experiences of my entire life and I loved every single moment! |
