Film making Brothers Brent and Craig Renaud, spent the months prior to the earthquake, covering Haiti for the New York Times. After the earthquake stuck, they turned their cameras to the disaster, producing an emotional and inspiring pure cinema verite document of one of the worst disasters in human history. Following three separate stories-- a Haitian taxi driver who lost his family beneath the rubble, a twelve year old girl who was paralyzed when her school fell on top of her, and a Haitian American Navy soldier sent to help--Haiti Hospital in one hour will take viewers deeper into this major international story than the 24 hour cable news channels ever could.—Anonymous