Emmanuel Midi visits the market in Malpasse and is apprehended for taking photos.
Every World Cup year, the Haitian people become divided into two big, antagonistic groups of football fans: Brazilians and Argentineans. Other countries’ teams have fans as well, but not even a fraction of the two football powerhouses, our continental neighbours.
Emmanuel Midi returns to rural Haiti for the first time since the earthquake, and find that aid has not yet made an impact there.
In this video, Inside Disaster Location Sound Recordist Simon Paine was confronted with a life-and-death situation during the crew's documentary shoot
Emmanuel Midi visits the market in Malpasse and is apprehended for taking photos.
Every World Cup year, the Haitian people become divided into two big, antagonistic groups of football fans: Brazilians and Argentineans. Other countries’ teams have fans as well, but not even a fraction of the two football powerhouses, our continental neighbours.
Emmanuel Midi returns to rural Haiti for the first time since the earthquake, and find that aid has not yet made an impact there.
In this video, Inside Disaster Location Sound Recordist Simon Paine was confronted with a life-and-death situation during the crew's documentary shoot
In every disaster, in every desperate situation, you will see heroes at work. In Haiti, we got to see plenty. As I go through my footage and photographs, a few forgotten heroes resurface in my memory.
C’est sur twitter que j’ai fait la connaissance de Lorraine Craig et de son projet pour venir en aide aux sinistrés d’Haïti.
In this video, Inside Disaster Location Sound Recordist Simon Paine was confronted with a life-and-death situation during the crew's documentary shoot
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