Turning Point (2009 American film) explained

Director:	Richard Stanley
Starring:	Michelle Yeoh
Theme Music Composer:	Audio Network
Country:	International
Language:	English
Producer:	Matt Stanley Richard Stanley Saul Billingsley
Editor:	Matt Stanley
Cinematography:	Nigel Meakin Kerry Meyer
Runtime:	48 minutes

Turning Point (alternative title "Dying To Go To School"^[1]) is a 2009 documentary film by Richard Stanley Productions and the FIA Foundation for the Automobile and Society.^[2]

The documentary features Michelle Yeoh ("Global Ambassador for the Make Roads Safe campaign") while she "advocates for road injury to be recognised as a global public health and development priority".^[3]

The documentary follows her to South Africa, Malaysia, Vietnam and other countries.^[4]

External links

• The film wholly available to be watched on its Official Homepage
• Chinese toddler left for dead in hit-and-run crash dies
  • Make Roads Safe Official Homepage

Notes and References

1. Web site: 'Turning Point' (the BBC version is titled 'Dying To Go To School') charts the film star's journey of discovery as she learns the true scale of the hidden epidemic of road traffic injuries in developing countries . 2011-12-16.
2. Web site: the new global road safety documentary featuring Make Roads Safe campaign ambassador Michelle Yeoh . 2011-12-16 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20111121020613/http://www.fiafoundation.org/media/Pages/Films.aspx . 2011-11-21 .
3. Web site: In her role as Global Ambassador for the Make Roads Safe campaign, she advocates for road injury to be recognised as a global public health and development priority.. 2011-12-16.
4. Web site: Michelle Yeoh goes to South Africa, Malaysia, Vietnam and other countries highlighting the impact of deaths on some of the world's roads. 2011-12-16. dead. https://web.archive.org/web/20120426054844/http://www.justinformation.org/turning-point/. 2012-04-26.