Behind the Curtains: Celine Dion's Battle with Stiff-Person Syndrome

Oscar-nominated filmmaker Irene Taylor opens up about the journey of creating the documentary 'I Am: Celine Dion.' Initially apprehensive about directing a celebrity film, Taylor forms a personal connection with Dion, revealing the singer's struggle with Stiff-Person Syndrome and presenting her authentic self to the audience.

Oscar-nominated director Irene Taylor shared her initial hesitation when approached to create a documentary on the legendary Celine Dion. However, after getting to know Dion personally, she agreed to move forward with the project.

'I Am: Celine Dion,' a 1.42-hour documentary, provides an intimate look at Dion's life and her fight against Stiff-Person Syndrome (SPS). The film, now streaming on Prime Video, captures a raw and honest portrayal of the singer's challenges.

Taylor, known for her Academy Award-nominated 'The Final Inch,' focused the film not just on Dion's illness, but also on her life beyond the stage. This project showcases a different perspective on the iconic singer, depicting her as a relatable and authentic woman.

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