Misty Jean - Haiti Observer Blog

Following is a list of some of Haiti's most revered and/or prolific filmmakers and their filmic output:

Arnold Antonin, Albert Mangones, Art Naif and Repression in Haiti (1976), Can Sculpture Save the Village of Noailles (2009), Haiti, le Chemin de la Liberté (1973), Heby, Jazz, and Haitian Music (2012), Jacques Roumain, the Passion for a Country (2008), Six Exceptional Women (2012), TIGA: Haiti, Dream, Creation, Possession, Madness (2006)

Vladimir Thelisma, Double Jeu ((2001), Couloir de L'amitié (2010), Destin Tragique (2006), Les Couleurs de la Dignite (2006)

Richard Seneca, Barikad (2003), I Love You Anne (2005), I Love you Anne 2 (2005), Reginal Lubin, La Peur D'aimer, Pouki se Mwen

Herold Israel and Peter Ronald Berlus, Collusion (2009), Histoire D'infidèles (2009), Lovdatnet (2009), Xtreme Blue (2008)

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Once Upon a Time, Misty Jean was a person with a big embition to become musical artist. Few years later, we all realized that was more than just a dream. Misty Jean demonstrated in the song Jwi La Vi that not only he has the dream to become an artist, he was also gifted. the song Jwi La Vi has all the requirements to become great song.

Th song Jwi La Vi of Misty Jean describes what happens when you feel too much.

Watch Music Video: www.haitimusicvideo.com

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