An appalling documentary that simply captures the big egos (and many would suggest in guilt) who found themselves together having a "great time' whilst supposedly saving Africa from child poverty. Equally disappointing to see the lack of sophistication from film critics in reviewing this documentary. How powerful would such a documentary have been, at the least, spent 5 minutes exploring why the purpose of the singers went so wrong. Where did the funds go? Why did it not make any difference? What advice did they have for the next generation giving this a shot? None of this was addressed and another opportunity was missed. So sad to have witnessed well paid directors and producers missing this basic opportunity. So for 90 mins we wasted our time watching well meaning artists with big egos, getting together for a song and sadly, having achieved very little impact in addressing poverty in Africa.
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