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It might be light fun, but its bland derivativeness and lack of any cohesive attempt to tackle its own core subject matter will make you want to forget it faster than a disposable diaper.

If you have any doubts about buying this DVD and supporting the cause, they will disperse like the morning mist when you watch U2, accompanied by a dangerously sexy Mary J Blige.

Treat it as a live action cartoon, with dramatic pretensions, and you will not be disappointed.

It’s all very Oprah chick flick, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have a real soul.

It elegantly shows a clear path between the jazz riffs that were Nas's father's bread and butter through to the inventive beats that back his son's hip hop.

There are moments of joy, so sublime you feel your heart swell with the sound of the children’s voices and segments of sadness as sharp as a scalpel.