Lifecycles: A Story of AIDS in Malawi
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| Lifecycles: A Story of AIDS in Malawi | |
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 Theatrical Poster |
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| Directed by | Sierra Bellows Doug Karr |
| Produced by | Walter Forsyth Doug Karr Norman Phiri |
| Music by | Alden Karr Bobby McFerrin |
| Cinematography | Doug Karr |
| Editing by | Sierra Bellows Doug Karr |
Lifecycles: A Story of AIDS in Malawi is a 2003 documentary from directors Sierra Bellows and Doug Karr focusing on the AIDS epademic in Malawi, Africa.
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[edit] Plot
Lifecycles: a Story of AIDS in Malawi is a new hour long documentary film shot over an eight month period on location in Malawi, Africa. Malawi won't perish, but must grow with the virus as catalyst. Lifecycles provides a detailed glimpse into the lives of the Malawian people living with HIV and AIDS. Directors Doug Karr and Sierra Bellows travel across Malawi bringing us a glimpse of a complex situation that encompasses sadness and hope, defeat and renewal.
[edit] Cast
- Minister of Health - Aleke Banda
- Traditional Healer & Midwife - Dr. Kondanani Kaluwa
- Person Living with HIV & Director of MANET - Victor Kamanga
- Head of the Internal Medicine at Lilongwe Central Hospital - Dr. Stefan Luftl
- Speaker of the National Assembly - Honorable Sam Mpasu M.P.
- Traditional Healer - Ireen Ntonyo
- HIV / AIDS Activist - Catherine Phiri
- Commercial Sex Worker - Magie Phiri
- Person Living with AIDS - Mphasto Tambala
[edit] Taglines
- In a country where 200 people die of AIDS every day, a new way of life is emerging.
