U2 gives Romanian NGO Hospice rights to use song 'One' in fund raising campaign
Irish band U2 has offered the rights to use their hit “One” for a video created for Hospice Casa Sperantei, a non-profit organization active in Romania. The short film, soundtracked by U2's 'One', is part of a campaign aiming to raise…
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Irish band U2 has offered the rights to use their hit “One” for a video created for Hospice Casa Sperantei, a non-profit organization active in Romania. The short film, soundtracked by U2's 'One', is part of a campaign aiming to raise funds for Hospice's terminally ill patients. The film was created by Brici Entertainment. “When we offered our services to Hospice Casa Sperantei, we wanted a project of impact that would raise the awareness for this humanitarian cause. It was very important for us that we managed to get the help of the band,” said Mark Walton of Brici Entertainment, the screen writer and director of the film. You can watch the video below. editor@romania-insider.com
Hospice - U2 (english long) from Brici Entertainment on Vimeo.
