Born in St. Louis du Nord, Haiti, Anne Joseph BSNMT '06, is a singer, screenwriter, and producer. She has been an entertainer since she was a little girl. Her very first performance was when she was just 4 years old at an old Baptist church in her home town. She continued to sing alongside her brother who was a talented musician, songwriter and composer. Her career in show business started right after high school (Hyde Park High School) where her advanced vocal abilities caught the attention of her chorus teacher who subsequently enrolled her in a mentoring program at one of the nation's most prestigious colleges of music, Berklee College of Music. In 1998, she sang the Haitian National Anthem on television for flag’s day on a local TV station. However, after the death of her brother Josue Joseph took a toll on her and she decided to stop singing. She said it was too unbearable to continue without her partner.

At that time Anne proceeded with her education and received a degree in Business Administration. She then went on to Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences and graduated with a BS in Nuclear Medicine as a tribute to her brother. Many years after the loss of her kin, with the help of her husband; Jude Pierre Philippe, she got motivated and took her guitar and performed one of her brother's songs for the first time in many years. At that point, she felt impelled to continue with her music career. While pursuing artistic endeavors, Anne remained involved in her community and church, where she not only sang regularly, but also wrote, directed, and acted in numerous inspirational plays. In the fall of 2008, her play Unconditional Love debuted to much acclaim at the church that she used to attend. The overwhelmingly positive response to the play and her husband's encouragements inspired Anne to produce a filmed version. Filming commenced in May of 2012 and was completed in March 2013, with "Unconditional Love" scheduled to premiere on Mother's Day 2013.
Synopsis of movie

What will it be?

Jesula is the apple of her mother’s eyes. Her mother abandoned by family and friends, struggles for 18 years to put her through school, and to provide her with a decent life with the hope that Jesula will keep the promise of assuring a better future for her, and to make everyone acknowledge her with dignity and respect.

What happens when life takes a different turn? Does Jesula keep her promise to her mother? Or does she let arrogance takes the best of her and forgets her background.

Be prepared to take this journey as you will experience what ‘true love’ is in all different aspects through Unconditional Love .