New Independent Documentary “it takes a Miracle (Sound of Survivors)” Sheds Light on the Power of Music and Resilience in the Face of Breast Cancer
An Inspirational Journey of Four Women United by Music, Resilience, and Survival
Nona Brown, a breast cancer survivor herself, releases a captivating and uplifting documentary, “it takes a Miracle (Sound of Survivors)”. This independent film encapsulates the compelling stories of 4 incredible women – Leah Tysse, Tamara Edwards, Ashling Cole and Nona Brown – whose lives intertwine with 4 common threads: music, resilience, breast cancer, and survival.
Written, directed, and produced by Nona Brown, this documentary is more than just a film – it is an embodiment of hope, strength, and the unwavering spirit of survival. Through their individual battles with breast cancer, each woman finds solace and empowerment in the transformative power of music. Their melodic journey is not just a testament to their personal strength but also serves as an anthem of hope for countless others facing similar challenges.
The film goes beyond mere storytelling. It serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of regular screenings and early intervention. With breast cancer affecting countless women worldwide, the message of “it takes a Miracle (Sound of Survivors)” is clear: early detection can make a difference, and with resilience and support, one can navigate the toughest challenges life throws.
Available for streaming on YouTube, this film is education, a source of inspiration, and a call to action.
As an independent film, “it takes a Miracle (Sound of Survivors)” thrives on the support of its viewers and the wider community. We urge everyone to watch, share, and amplify the message. Together, we can ensure that this film creates a significant impact, raising awareness, and inspiring positive change in the world.
About Nona Brown
The smooth and unconventional sound of San Francisco Bay Area native Nona Brown is “a breath of fresh air” according to her fans. Vocalist, Pianist, Songwriter and Producer, the Nona Brown impression is sure to be lasting.
Nona’s music career includes some amazing accomplishments – international performances at Umbria Jazz Festival, Porretta Soul Festival; arranger and background vocalist on the 2022 GRAMMY Award winning Best Children’s Album by Falu A Colorful World and 2022 Telly Award Winner for her “Black Lives Matter” music video co-written with Tony Saunders.
As an active member of the music community, Nona currently serves as President of the San Francisco Chapter of the Recording Academy – the first black woman elected to serve in this capacity.
As a passionate filmmaker, writer, and breast cancer survivor, her personal journey and unwavering spirit have led her to create content that educates, inspires, and resonates with audiences worldwide.
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Note to Editors: For exclusive interviews with Nona Brown or the featured survivors, please reach out to Joi@joirhonepresents.com or call 888-627-6905. High-resolution images and clips from the documentary are available upon request.
