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Posted online on the Prime Video platform on Tuesday June 25, 2024, the documentary called “I am: Céline Dion”, directed by Irene Taylor, shows the famous Quebec singer being the victim of an attack of spasms due to her heart disease. stiff man.
This image of Céline Dion bedridden and in the middle of spasms would not leave anyone indifferent
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Since Tuesday June 25, 2024, subscribers to the Prime Video streaming platform can watch Irene Taylor’s new documentary called “I am: Celine Dion“. During the filming of this film, the director notably witnessed one of the crises that Céline Dion regularly suffers from due to her stiff man’s disease. The documentary maker chose not to cut the sequence during editing, given that she is visible towards the end of the feature film Throughout this terrible attack of spasms, Céline Dion appears red, in tears, crying in pain, and unable to control her own body. We see the Canadian singer. out of breath as health professionals desperately try to relieve her muscle spasms In the midst of respiratory distress, Céline Dion was given a medicinal nasal spray, commonly used to treat the effects of seizures in people suffering from spasms.
Afterwards, the singer watches helplessly as doctors gently lay her down in a comfortable position and check her vital signs. All the while, her bare feet remain rigid as she fights the effects of her illness. After receiving help, Celine Dion finally manages to stand up and covers herself with a blanket, before admitting her embarrassment at losing control of her body in front of the cameras. “Every time something like that happens, it embarrasses you so much and so, I don’t know how to express it, it’s just… you know, you don’t have control over yourself. …“, she said. Emotional, Celine Dion breaks down admitting that she has not given up on resuming her career on stage at some point in the future. “I still see myself dancing and singing. I always find a plan B and a plan C. If I can’t run, I’ll walk. If I can’t walk, I’ll crawl. But I won’t stop. I won’t stop“, concluded the singer.
Celine Dion’s crisis filmed by Irene Taylor lasted no less than 40 minutes
During an interview given Monday June 24, 2024 to Parisian, Irene Taylor revealed behind the scenes of the filming of this famous crisis for her documentary. “It’s the worst thing I’ve ever filmed. I was so uncomfortable, panicked. I was all alone with the cameraman in the room. I had headphones on and I could barely hear his breathing. It lasted 40 minutes before she regained consciousness. I wondered if I would continue filming, but I had worked with her enough before to know I had to, even if I didn’t keep the scene“, she declared.
