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Don't Touch My Little Sister is an ambitious film project rooted in Haitian social realities, driven by director Wegherley Joseph. Why it deserves support now.
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“Don’t Touch My Little Sister” is much more than a film in development. It is an ambitious, sensitive cinematic project deeply rooted in Haitian social realities, driven by the vision of director Wegherley Joseph.
Conceived during his high school years, this romantic feature film tells a universal and powerful story: a love tested by friendship, tension, conflict, and hatred, before true feelings ultimately find their way.
But beyond romance, the film offers an essential reflection on themes that speak to everyone: loyalty, jealousy, protection, and sibling bonds. These are topics that resonate strongly in Haitian society and give the project real emotional and social impact.
Supporting “Don’t Touch My Little Sister” means choosing to:
By sponsoring this film, you become a direct contributor to a cultural project driven by hope, creativity, and transformation.
To sponsor the project, please contact the production team at the following email address for the necessary follow-up: wegherleyjoseph10@gmail.com.
Thank you for your contribution.
About the author
Marie Juliane DAVID
Marie Juliane David is a multilingual journalist, poet and novelist, and the founder and Director of Publications of <em>CreARTivity Magazine</em>, which she launched in January 2026 and publishes daily in English, French, Spanish and Haitian. To learn more about her and her work, visit her <a href="https://mariejulianedavid.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">portfolio</a>.
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