BASEBALL IN THE TIME OF CHOLERA (FULL LENGTH)

Baseball in The Time of Cholera is a powerful insight into the tragedy and scandal of Haiti's Cholera epidemic through the eyes of a young baseball player.

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Directed By: David Darg & Bryn Mooser
Executive Producers: Olivia Wilde & Elon Musk

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[Kathy J]

May I please get sum updates on the people interviewed in this film, as well as Cholera epidemic in Haiti. Has the situation improved? Did the UN finally take responsibility?

[RYOTFoundation]

Joseph is doing well and is still in school. He was just back in Toronto where his cousin got to throw out the first pitch at a Jays game. As for Haiti - Cholera is still claiming lives everyday and it is still the world's largest cholera epidemic. The UN still has not taken responsibility. We recently had 104 members of congress sign a letter to UN Ambassador Susan Rice, calling on the UN to own up to the scandal and end cholera in Haiti. Please share the film on Facebook!

[Yamnel S]

This is ridiculous, the UN is doing more good than bad in Haiti, yes they did something wrong, but it was an accident it all started with good intentions, and it was one single spot that the sewer broke ( or wasn't done properly). The people are blaming the UN because they are hurt and want someone to pay, at this paint they will blame anyone. If water had been boiled, that wouldn't have happen. Is like someone suing the parents of a 40 year old pilot that crashed a plane accidentally.

[RYOTFoundation]

So if you light a match and accidentally start a fire which burns down a forest, is it the forest's fault that it was dry or your fault for being careless? This is an issue of protocol, all foreign troops should be tested for disease before being deployed and sanitation control should be safe and strict

[rohit shrestha]

i have one question. how in the hell Nepal is blame for this epidemic. We dont even live close to you guys. Yes Nepal got Cholera but common really blame on us just because Haiti got Cholera too. Its like saying I got the flu and some how you got the flu too and your blaming me for it. -.- even though i had no contact with you and you live in NYC and i live in Dallas.

[thenightspot]

you damn right the nwo up to its old tricks again some will say im a conspiracy theorist but the truth is in the pooding

[thenightspot]

great film justice has to be served

[MrRileyMissNicole]

I am currently doing a Diploma in Tropical Nursing Course at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Keppel Street, London. What happened in Haiti has touched me so much as its close to my home country of Grenada. It made me think more about the disparities in Global Public Health and I hope that this is put right one day.

Once I finish my course, I hope I can visit Haiti and help at least one person.

Am looking forward to see what the UN goals will be in 2015.

[MIKE MICHAEL]

WOW so sad very sad... smh some people have no heart. Justice should be served

[bmooser]

This is an important film

[giniaification]

But if your house burns and firefighters extincting the flames with water, and after it nothing is burned, but your books and pictures and so on are destroyed by the water, u don't blame the firefighters, don't u?

But still the UN has to do something, bear the consequences and learn from it for the next time! This must never happen again!

[Biplob Dutta]

Great Job UN!!!

[conorlim]

Mario Joseph was at UCSB the other day, I got to watch him speak, good speaker, passionate about his fight.

[rick edouard]

if i was the UN i start making plan of living haiti soon because haitian nver giveup no matter what. that how they survive till now