Prime Video is set to feature the documentary “I Am: Celine Dion,” shedding light on the life of the renowned Canadian pop singer, Céline Marie Claudette Dion.
The film delves into her challenging battle against Stiff Person Syndrome.
Amazon MGM globally secured the rights to chronicle Dion’s two-year battle with Moersch-Woltman Syndrome, a neurological condition that left her with “no control of her muscles,” according to her sister, Claudette Dion.
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Directed by Irene Taylor, the documentary provides a glimpse into a pivotal phase in Dion’s career.
The film takes viewers behind the scenes, from visiting her couture touring wardrobe to spending time in the recording studio, pulling back the curtain on the singer’s rarely-seen private life.
This insider’s perspective unveils the rarely-seen private life of the 55-year-old singer. The production is a joint effort by Vermilion Films and Sony Music Entertainment Canada, with Sony Music Vision.
The executive producers include Irene Taylor, Stacy Lorts, Julie Begey Seureau (Vermilion Films), and Tom Mackay (Sony Music Vision).
