Thursday, May 6, 2010

Rescued


"Rescued," a CNN documentary reported by Soledad O'Brien will air May 8 at 8 p.m. ET and features an orphanage in Haiti called the Lighthouse. Hear the children of the Lighthouse talk about the earthquake that devastated their country and their hopes for the future.


Wyclef Jean's recording of a song for the show:




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4 comments:

  1. Thank you, Soledad O'Brien and CNN. Children are so vulnerable. They need care and attention.

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  2. This is an excellent documentary from Soledad.
    I could not turn away. I noticed a commercial
    running today about documentaries coming in
    June on CNN.I hope that CNN will air some of
    these documentaries during the week as well
    as weekends. Pick a night in June and air all
    of them in prime time. It can be at 8 or 9
    and can be some special summer programming
    on CNN. If there are more than 4 air them in
    July and August as well.CNN has some of the
    world's best journalists and their reporting
    deserves to be highlighted.I hope to see the
    promos for the next documentary coming
    up on CNN so that I will know when to tune
    in or set the dvr.If CNN makes a very strong
    commitment to news and bring us more
    original reporting like this, they will be just
    fine. However, they must show viewers they
    are for real and stand up for being the news
    channel that brings us original reporting that
    sets CNN apart from the other news channels
    that are not strongly committed to news.
    There are countless stories out there in the
    world on a daily basis. Will CNN be fearless
    and bring us the news and original reporting
    that we will not see anywhere else ?

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  3. Soledad O'Brien is another under utilized talent that CNN does not recognize. She always has excellent documentaries. We should see more of her.

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  4. I for one, saw parts of Soledad's documentary and I have to say I was disappointed. In the past her preparation was excellent but this particular doumentary seemed to be made in haste during her first assignment in Haiti. It is told in the voices of the children, sometimes subtitles are used because of the poor audio and the children's accents and this, in itself made watching inconsistent and harder.
    IMHO, there was way too much footage of the orphans, and not enough of Soledad in narration.

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