In June, the Prime Video platform will premiere the documentary film “I: Celine Dion,” dedicated to the life and work of the Canadian singer. The film will be a candid account of Celine's struggle with stiff muscle syndrome, a rare neurological disease she was diagnosed with in late 2022. This is reported by daily.afisha.ru with reference to ABC.
“I: Celine Dion” promises to be not just a biography of the singer, but a real “love letter” to her fans.
The film will show how music accompanied and guided Celine throughout her life, becoming a source of inspiration and support for her in difficult times. The film will demonstrate not only the singer’s creative path, but also her resilience in the face of a serious illness.
According to Dion herself, working on the film became a way for her to take stock of her career and share her experiences with fans.
The film will tell the story of how stiff muscle syndrome changed Celine Dion's life. The spasms made it difficult for her to walk, and singing, which had always been the meaning of her life, began to cause her pain.
