Democracy. Human rights. Hope. 30 days, for a million voices.
Celebrities who are raising their voices to build one million voices of support for Burma. Jennifer Aniston and Woody Harrelson star on day 29.
The film's tagline is: "Democracy. Human rights. Hope. 30 days, for a million voices."
The film was directed by Jennifer Aniston.
The screenplay was written by David Nickoll.
This title is listed on IMDb as tt8691730.
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Burma: It Can't Wait
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NR
English
United States of America
