La Belle Vie: The Good Life (2015)

La Belle Vie: The Good Life: Directed by Rachelle Salnave. With Rachelle Salnave, Michel Martelly, Wyclef Jean, Hurby ‘Luv Bug’ Azor. La Belle Vie: The Good Life takes a look into a filmmaker’s journey to discover her Haitian roots by examining the complexities of the Haitian society but also chronicles her voyage to find hope in this nation on the brink of a new Haiti.

“I saw LaBelle Vie at the itu0026#39;s Philadelphia screening and enjoyed it a great. The director Rachelle Salnave captures the complexity of the Haitian culture very well. This was the only film, in my opinion that was able visualize the beautiful struggle that is Haiti. Canu0026#39;t wait to see it again, this time with my whole family. As Rachelle discovers her Haitian roots in the documentary it reminded me why I am so proud of being Haitian. If youu0026#39;ve never been to Haiti and all you know about Haiti is CNN, you must watch LaBelle Vie- The Good Wife when a screening comes to your town. Support this documentary because u0026#39;success comes with support we only fail in this life when we fail to uplift one another. Being the only nation of slaves that have freed ourselves from Slavery and helped other nations as well, Greece, Venezuela, Peru, Columbia and much more just being Haitian, with all the richness of our culture we embody the beautiful life. Yanatha (author, poet creator of u0026#39;Proud to be Haitian app)”