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Zimbabwe is in crisis. Due to the current political climate, poverty and unemployment are at staggering levels. As of May 2008, Zimbabwe is the number one AIDS-infected country in the world. Part of the rapid increase in AIDS in Zimbabwe stems from a single barbaric practice: traditional healers counsel that in order to cure his AIDS, all a man needs to do is rape a virgin. As a result, young girls and infants are being raped and thereby contracting AIDS. Tapestries of Hope is a feature-length documentary and social entrepreneurship effort aimed at bringing awareness to and raising funds for this cause.
Original Release
09/28/2010
US Release
09/28/2010
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Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Betty Makoni | Herself / Self |
Directors
Writers
Michealene Cristini Risley, Susan Black
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Betty Makoni | Herself / Self |
Producers
| Name | Role |
|---|
| Michealene Cristini Risley | Producer |
| Christopher Bankston | Producer |
| Susan Black | Producer |
| Anand Chandrasekaran | Producer |
| Ray Arthur Wang | Producer |
Editors
Clips
Tapestries Of Hope: Positive Aspect
Tapestries Of Hope: Girl Child Network
Tapestries Of Hope: The Tenacity Of These Girls Is Amazing
Tapestries Of Hope: You Must Walk The Journey
Tapestries Of Hope: I Felt Courage
Tapestries Of Hope: Rape Is On The Increase
Tapestries Of Hope: So Many Myths Exist
Tapestries Of Hope: Education Is Freedom
Tapestries Of Hope: The Color Blue
Tapestries Of Hope: My First Day We Were Stopped By Central Intelligence
Tapestries Of Hope: She Calls Herself Director
Tapestries Of Hope: I Am Here Because Of You
Tapestries Of Hope: My Name Is Runyararo
