New Haitian Documentary About the Earthquake

A a new Haitian a documentary film has just been released about the earthquake in Haiti. Haitian filmmaker Godnel 'Babylove' Latus made the announcement on April 1st.

Updated December 2, 2012 3:48 PM

belpoz.com/tag-earthquake-in-haiti...The documentary is called "Tande ak We Se De"

]]In English it means "seeing is believing" and it is an eyewitness account of the events after the Haiti earthquake of January 12, as seen by the eyes of [[act1438 Godnel 'Babylove' Latus.

According to a text message we received... believe it or not... The documentary is now available in stores now.

There are many of us who heard on the radio and watched on television what happened in Haiti on January 12, 2010.

I remember vividly CNN's Anderson Cooper saying that the lenses of his camera are not big enough to show you the magnitude of the earthquake in Haiti.

After the earthquake, my brother was talking to a young lady in Haiti and he asks: "what can you tell me about what is happening over there" to which she replied...

"I can't even explain it to you, you have to see it for a self to believe it."

I heard that 200,000 Haitians died on January 12 2010, I heard Port-au-Prince lays in ruins, I have seen in a television many times...

But I've yet to believe it...

Godnel 'Babylove' Latus did go to Haiti after after the earthquake in Haiti. In his documentary he will tell you what he saw, his side of the story.

I remember vividly him tell me a story about being in a hotel room in the middle of the night when suddenly the hotel started shaking. Everybody was afraid for their lives, he told me, and he has footage from that experience.

Baby love's documentary is one of many to come.

This is one of the few times in our history where many people will be telling us the same story about the BIG ONE, over and over again, and we will never see it as a duplicate story simply because each eyewitness will have a different story to tell.

Hey...

I encourage you to buy all of them.

These are collectors items.

Believe me.

For more information about the Haiti earthquake to go:
Haiti911.com