In a revealing and powerful documentary about her life, Céline Dion insisted on including graphic footage of herself experiencing a violent muscle spasm, associated with her diagnosis of stiff person syndrome. The director of "I Am: Céline Dion," Irene Taylor, was shocked by the unexpected moment but admired Dion's courage in keeping it in the final cut. Despite canceling her "Courage World Tour" last year and facing uncertainty about her condition, Dion found hope and strength through the film. Taylor, though uncomfortable filming the vulnerable scene, believed in the power of nonfiction storytelling to connect with audiences. The documentary, released on Amazon Prime Video, provides an intimate look at Dion's struggles and resilience, offering fans a closer understanding of the legendary singer's journey. Dion's decision to share her journey with the world reflects her bravery and dedication to authenticity.