Bill Clinton, Desmond Tutu, Jeffrey Sachs, Madonna, Paul Farmer
In Malawi, a country of 12 million people, so many children without parents has caused irreparable damage. This film attempts to explore what is going on in the heads and hearts of the country's orpha...( read more
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It is a sad thing that most documentaries people see about different countries in Africa are those which emphasize the poverty and harsh realities of that particular country. This film was no exception to that, focusing on the HIV/AIDS prevalence of the country of Malawi, but it ...( read more)
this looks like a interesting film, will add review when i ve seen it
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