Jonathan's Miracle Feet

Our documentary short wins the grand prize at WHO film festival

Published on
June 7, 2023

Dear friends and collaborators:

We are thrilled to announce that "Jonathan's Miracle Feet," our latest DDC Africa documentary, has won the prestigious Grand Prix of the Universal Health Coverage category at the 4th Health for All Film Festival 2023. This recognition, given by the World Health Organization (WHO), celebrates the film industry and humanitarian activists dedicated to improving global health.

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"Jonathan's Miracle Feet" is a captivating short documentary that showcases the remarkable work of Miracle Feet, an NGO based in North Carolina. Miracle Feet’s mission was to tackle clubfoot, a treatable birth defect that remains financially inaccessible for many countries. The film follows the inspiring journey of Jonathan, a young boy whose life is transformed through the non-invasive Ponseti method.

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The success of this documentary is not only attributed to its compelling storytelling but also to the exceptional teamwork involved. Producer and supervisor Mamihasina Raminosoa, along with director Nantenaina Rakotondranivo, worked tirelessly on script development. Our collaboration with Ibrahim Miles S Kamara, DDC Africa's partner, was instrumental in ensuring a seamless production process, from location preparation to coordination with local cinematographers. This partnership showcases the immense talent and dedication of our network of African filmmakers.

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Beyond the film itself, our objective is to make a positive impact on people's lives. "Jonathan's Miracle Feet" aims to bring attention to clubfoot and its treatment, with the goal of transforming the lives of millions of children. This award from the WHO is a significant recognition of the film's power to inspire and educate. We hope it serves as a catalyst for more partnerships and opportunities to tell compelling stories that shed light on various social challenges.

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We extend our heartfelt gratitude to MiracleFeet for placing their trust in our storytelling expertise. Their support allowed us to lead the creative process, dedicating time to thorough research, character exploration, and crafting narratives that resonate deeply with audiences. This foundation of trust is paramount in our mission to bring forth impactful and profound stories.

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We are grateful to our friends and collaborators for their unwavering support, and we look forward to continuing our mission of storytelling for social change. Together, we can create a world where health is accessible to all.

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Jonathan's Miracle Feet

Our documentary short wins the grand prize at WHO film festival

Written on
February 15, 2024

Dear friends and collaborators:

We are thrilled to announce that "Jonathan's Miracle Feet," our latest DDC Africa documentary, has won the prestigious Grand Prix of the Universal Health Coverage category at the 4th Health for All Film Festival 2023. This recognition, given by the World Health Organization (WHO), celebrates the film industry and humanitarian activists dedicated to improving global health.

‍‍

"Jonathan's Miracle Feet" is a captivating short documentary that showcases the remarkable work of Miracle Feet, an NGO based in North Carolina. Miracle Feet’s mission was to tackle clubfoot, a treatable birth defect that remains financially inaccessible for many countries. The film follows the inspiring journey of Jonathan, a young boy whose life is transformed through the non-invasive Ponseti method.

‍

The success of this documentary is not only attributed to its compelling storytelling but also to the exceptional teamwork involved. Producer and supervisor Mamihasina Raminosoa, along with director Nantenaina Rakotondranivo, worked tirelessly on script development. Our collaboration with Ibrahim Miles S Kamara, DDC Africa's partner, was instrumental in ensuring a seamless production process, from location preparation to coordination with local cinematographers. This partnership showcases the immense talent and dedication of our network of African filmmakers.

‍

Beyond the film itself, our objective is to make a positive impact on people's lives. "Jonathan's Miracle Feet" aims to bring attention to clubfoot and its treatment, with the goal of transforming the lives of millions of children. This award from the WHO is a significant recognition of the film's power to inspire and educate. We hope it serves as a catalyst for more partnerships and opportunities to tell compelling stories that shed light on various social challenges.

‍
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to MiracleFeet for placing their trust in our storytelling expertise. Their support allowed us to lead the creative process, dedicating time to thorough research, character exploration, and crafting narratives that resonate deeply with audiences. This foundation of trust is paramount in our mission to bring forth impactful and profound stories.

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We are grateful to our friends and collaborators for their unwavering support, and we look forward to continuing our mission of storytelling for social change. Together, we can create a world where health is accessible to all.

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Jonathan's Miracle Feet

Our documentary short wins the grand prize at WHO film festival

Written on
February 15, 2024

Dear friends and collaborators:

We are thrilled to announce that "Jonathan's Miracle Feet," our latest DDC Africa documentary, has won the prestigious Grand Prix of the Universal Health Coverage category at the 4th Health for All Film Festival 2023. This recognition, given by the World Health Organization (WHO), celebrates the film industry and humanitarian activists dedicated to improving global health.

‍‍

"Jonathan's Miracle Feet" is a captivating short documentary that showcases the remarkable work of Miracle Feet, an NGO based in North Carolina. Miracle Feet’s mission was to tackle clubfoot, a treatable birth defect that remains financially inaccessible for many countries. The film follows the inspiring journey of Jonathan, a young boy whose life is transformed through the non-invasive Ponseti method.

‍

The success of this documentary is not only attributed to its compelling storytelling but also to the exceptional teamwork involved. Producer and supervisor Mamihasina Raminosoa, along with director Nantenaina Rakotondranivo, worked tirelessly on script development. Our collaboration with Ibrahim Miles S Kamara, DDC Africa's partner, was instrumental in ensuring a seamless production process, from location preparation to coordination with local cinematographers. This partnership showcases the immense talent and dedication of our network of African filmmakers.

‍

Beyond the film itself, our objective is to make a positive impact on people's lives. "Jonathan's Miracle Feet" aims to bring attention to clubfoot and its treatment, with the goal of transforming the lives of millions of children. This award from the WHO is a significant recognition of the film's power to inspire and educate. We hope it serves as a catalyst for more partnerships and opportunities to tell compelling stories that shed light on various social challenges.

‍
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to MiracleFeet for placing their trust in our storytelling expertise. Their support allowed us to lead the creative process, dedicating time to thorough research, character exploration, and crafting narratives that resonate deeply with audiences. This foundation of trust is paramount in our mission to bring forth impactful and profound stories.

‍
We are grateful to our friends and collaborators for their unwavering support, and we look forward to continuing our mission of storytelling for social change. Together, we can create a world where health is accessible to all.

‍

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Jonathan's Miracle Feet

Our documentary short wins the grand prize at WHO film festival

Written on
February 15, 2024

Dear friends and collaborators:

We are thrilled to announce that "Jonathan's Miracle Feet," our latest DDC Africa documentary, has won the prestigious Grand Prix of the Universal Health Coverage category at the 4th Health for All Film Festival 2023. This recognition, given by the World Health Organization (WHO), celebrates the film industry and humanitarian activists dedicated to improving global health.

‍‍

"Jonathan's Miracle Feet" is a captivating short documentary that showcases the remarkable work of Miracle Feet, an NGO based in North Carolina. Miracle Feet’s mission was to tackle clubfoot, a treatable birth defect that remains financially inaccessible for many countries. The film follows the inspiring journey of Jonathan, a young boy whose life is transformed through the non-invasive Ponseti method.

‍

The success of this documentary is not only attributed to its compelling storytelling but also to the exceptional teamwork involved. Producer and supervisor Mamihasina Raminosoa, along with director Nantenaina Rakotondranivo, worked tirelessly on script development. Our collaboration with Ibrahim Miles S Kamara, DDC Africa's partner, was instrumental in ensuring a seamless production process, from location preparation to coordination with local cinematographers. This partnership showcases the immense talent and dedication of our network of African filmmakers.

‍

Beyond the film itself, our objective is to make a positive impact on people's lives. "Jonathan's Miracle Feet" aims to bring attention to clubfoot and its treatment, with the goal of transforming the lives of millions of children. This award from the WHO is a significant recognition of the film's power to inspire and educate. We hope it serves as a catalyst for more partnerships and opportunities to tell compelling stories that shed light on various social challenges.

‍
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to MiracleFeet for placing their trust in our storytelling expertise. Their support allowed us to lead the creative process, dedicating time to thorough research, character exploration, and crafting narratives that resonate deeply with audiences. This foundation of trust is paramount in our mission to bring forth impactful and profound stories.

‍
We are grateful to our friends and collaborators for their unwavering support, and we look forward to continuing our mission of storytelling for social change. Together, we can create a world where health is accessible to all.

‍

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Maiores repellendus ut blanditiis eveniet. Voluptate necessitatibus rerum inventore ut omnis et. Molestiae magni quo at. Veniam nihil eaque laborum quia ab necessitatibus rerum et. Numquam aliquid sed inventore quas in.

Accusamus reiciendis reiciendis in minima laborum. Eveniet in eos nihil quia veritatis dolorem. Id quo similique ab perspiciatis non ad sunt pariatur.

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Jonathan's Miracle Feet

Our documentary short wins the grand prize at WHO film festival

Written on
February 15, 2024

Dear friends and collaborators:

We are thrilled to announce that "Jonathan's Miracle Feet," our latest DDC Africa documentary, has won the prestigious Grand Prix of the Universal Health Coverage category at the 4th Health for All Film Festival 2023. This recognition, given by the World Health Organization (WHO), celebrates the film industry and humanitarian activists dedicated to improving global health.

‍‍

"Jonathan's Miracle Feet" is a captivating short documentary that showcases the remarkable work of Miracle Feet, an NGO based in North Carolina. Miracle Feet’s mission was to tackle clubfoot, a treatable birth defect that remains financially inaccessible for many countries. The film follows the inspiring journey of Jonathan, a young boy whose life is transformed through the non-invasive Ponseti method.

‍

The success of this documentary is not only attributed to its compelling storytelling but also to the exceptional teamwork involved. Producer and supervisor Mamihasina Raminosoa, along with director Nantenaina Rakotondranivo, worked tirelessly on script development. Our collaboration with Ibrahim Miles S Kamara, DDC Africa's partner, was instrumental in ensuring a seamless production process, from location preparation to coordination with local cinematographers. This partnership showcases the immense talent and dedication of our network of African filmmakers.

‍

Beyond the film itself, our objective is to make a positive impact on people's lives. "Jonathan's Miracle Feet" aims to bring attention to clubfoot and its treatment, with the goal of transforming the lives of millions of children. This award from the WHO is a significant recognition of the film's power to inspire and educate. We hope it serves as a catalyst for more partnerships and opportunities to tell compelling stories that shed light on various social challenges.

‍
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to MiracleFeet for placing their trust in our storytelling expertise. Their support allowed us to lead the creative process, dedicating time to thorough research, character exploration, and crafting narratives that resonate deeply with audiences. This foundation of trust is paramount in our mission to bring forth impactful and profound stories.

‍
We are grateful to our friends and collaborators for their unwavering support, and we look forward to continuing our mission of storytelling for social change. Together, we can create a world where health is accessible to all.

‍

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