I am Celine Dion is a 2024 Documentary that follows French Canadian Celine Dion who was diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome back in 2007.

Throughout the documentary we get to witness Celine and her struggles with the condition along with her twin boys and her son from her late husband Renè who died in 2016 from throat cancer.

We also get to see alot of old footage from her childhood and her music career.

A few things I learned throughout this documentary included the following.

She has 13 brothers and sisters.

She comes across as a kind emotional soul.

Her parents were very old when they had her.

Is a perfectionist as she hated one song that she did for a film last year called Love Again (which she also dubbed in French).

If your a massive fan of Celine Dion then this is the documentary for you. Hankies ready.

That's right, Céline. Stand Firm with your Faith in God. We all know millions of your fans love you. Your family and friends love you. My family (specially my brother, Marc) and I love you, BUT, GOD LOVES YOU MOST. God's Love Is Unconditional. He will never leave you nor forsake you. His love abounds from His infinite goodness and mercy. And you will sing AGAIN, my friend! By the power of the Holy Spirit, thru Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior, I claim what He promised, Isaiah 53:5 that by His stripes, you are healed, Céline Marie Claudette Dion, in Jesus' mighty holy Name, AMEN AMEN and AMEN!!!

"I AM CELINE DION" is a deeply emotional and raw documentary that truly captures the essence of Celine Dion, a superstar who is as human as any of us. The film made me cry a couple of times, highlighting the immense pressures and vulnerabilities she faces behind the spotlight. Celine is portrayed with a perfect balance of her imperfections and her extraordinary talents. It's incredibly difficult to watch her world fall apart, seeing her grappling with personal and professional challenges, unsure of her next steps. Despite everything, her voice remains her anchor. Witnessing her struggle to sing through her pain is utterly heartbreaking, yet it underscores her resilience and unwavering dedication to her craft. This documentary is a poignant reminder of Celine's humanity, making her story all the more relatable and touching.