It sets out to show and analyze Haiti's misery. This it does. There is interesting footage of Haiti's poverty, both rural and urban in this video, yet, despite the intent, it lacks vibrancy. There is some nice Haitian music softly in the background, but the narration is slow and tends to drag at times. There is a great need for such a film.
Few people know much about Haiti.
There are often opportunities to visit schools or church groups to begin to develop awareness of Haiti. This film is useful for that purpose, but still not my ideal. I was constantly aware those in the film were white people getting a quick overview of Haiti's poverty, history and politics while on an initial visit. It is a powerful experience. Most people come reeling away, shocked, disturbed, angry, frustrated by the misery in which so many millions live.