New York [US], Famous singer Celine Dion attended the special screening of her upcoming documentary 'I Am Celine Dion' in New York, where she talked about it in detail and shared that she wants to raise awareness among people through it. Want. According to The Hollywood Reporter.
The documentary sheds light on the music that has been his guide throughout his life and also shows his struggle with health problems.
He announced that he had been diagnosed with a life-altering and rare neurological disease in December 2022.
Through this documentary, she wants to tell her fans what she has faced in her life, due to which she had to postpone and cancel tour dates."Being a mother is a great honor and privilege, and I thought it was my biggest responsibility to know what was going on with my children's health, and then I have respect for my fans and my family, " Dion said.
"I've been an open book my whole life. They need to know that after a 40-year career, I'm not alone here," she said.
He shared that it was a difficult time for him as he was diagnosed with a rare disease and it was not easy to find a doctor who could treat his condition. Although she struggles with Stiff-Person Syndrome, she also wants to help people who are struggling in their lives.“There are so many people in the world suffering or thinking alone, and I hope that this documentary will allow people, first of all, to let them know that I'm here as an artist, as a mother, as an ambassador. As a woman, I want to help people," she said.
“A lot of people are looking into the empty hope bag, and it's so dark, I felt that way for a long time until I realized it's not living. It's not even dying. It's just being still, And I was like 'I don't want this anymore.I don't think I deserved it, especially my kids didn't deserve it.
She expressed her gratitude to her fans for always supporting her and being loyal to her, which feels like "a new beginning in a way," but admitted that she is a little nervous about this next chapter.
'I Am Celine Dion' is directed by Irene Taylor, who had no idea Dion was ill when she signed on to the documentary.
While making the documentary he wondered whether he should focus on Dion's career. At that time the famous singer had told him about her illness.Taylor said, "I was worried about, 'What will the movie be about? What will I focus on?'" "Because there's a very long career that we can focus on, and ultimately, this movie. Really takes a look at many, many decades, but it really focuses on the here and now and who she is or who I am right now," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
"I Am: Celine Dion" is set to premiere on June 25 on Prime Video, offering audiences an intimate glimpse into the life of the legendary artist.
The documentary sheds light on the music that has been his guide throughout his life and also shows his struggle with health problems.
He announced that he had been diagnosed with a life-altering and rare neurological disease in December 2022.
Through this documentary, she wants to tell her fans what she has faced in her life, due to which she had to postpone and cancel tour dates."Being a mother is a great honor and privilege, and I thought it was my biggest responsibility to know what was going on with my children's health, and then I have respect for my fans and my family, " Dion said.
"I've been an open book my whole life. They need to know that after a 40-year career, I'm not alone here," she said.
He shared that it was a difficult time for him as he was diagnosed with a rare disease and it was not easy to find a doctor who could treat his condition. Although she struggles with Stiff-Person Syndrome, she also wants to help people who are struggling in their lives.“There are so many people in the world suffering or thinking alone, and I hope that this documentary will allow people, first of all, to let them know that I'm here as an artist, as a mother, as an ambassador. As a woman, I want to help people," she said.
“A lot of people are looking into the empty hope bag, and it's so dark, I felt that way for a long time until I realized it's not living. It's not even dying. It's just being still, And I was like 'I don't want this anymore.I don't think I deserved it, especially my kids didn't deserve it.
She expressed her gratitude to her fans for always supporting her and being loyal to her, which feels like "a new beginning in a way," but admitted that she is a little nervous about this next chapter.
'I Am Celine Dion' is directed by Irene Taylor, who had no idea Dion was ill when she signed on to the documentary.
While making the documentary he wondered whether he should focus on Dion's career. At that time the famous singer had told him about her illness.Taylor said, "I was worried about, 'What will the movie be about? What will I focus on?'" "Because there's a very long career that we can focus on, and ultimately, this movie. Really takes a look at many, many decades, but it really focuses on the here and now and who she is or who I am right now," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
"I Am: Celine Dion" is set to premiere on June 25 on Prime Video, offering audiences an intimate glimpse into the life of the legendary artist.
