Malala , who's part of our team and was an executive producer on the film, is the fact that people
Malala Fund and Malala Yousafzai are doing a huge amount of work, and to provide that quality education.
Malala got shot and everything changed?
Malala Yousafzai's beautifully-written Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech follows exactly the same structure.
Malala 's punching her brothers, she's online looking up pictures of Brad Pitt, and yet they're also very deep people with a sense of purpose.
Malala is a very first person of any movie I've ever made, who she sent me-- she says, I know this is a vulnerable stressful day for you
And Malala of Maiwand, she gave her life on that battlefield.
So Malala had a name of her own, because I always tell that in patriarchal or narrow religious societies,
So Malala was in the same school, and I realized when I was operating and running
And Malala wrote a BBC diary.
And Malala 's mother is this figure in this movie, obviously she loves her mother very much, but I was almost expecting to see more of her,
And Malala says, my mother wants to be in the movie.
And Malala has this tremendous sense of forgiveness, and right and wrong that she gets from her faith.
When Malala was 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 it was a beautiful peaceful place.
Because Malalai of Maiwand was a legendary great Afghan heroine who raised her voice against the British army in Afghanistan,
look at this girl Malala .
One of them being Malala Fund.
Nigeria is one of Malala fund's priority countries.
Not only one Malala -- every girl in that valley was like Malala .
And the Malala Fund has been successful in changing the language of global partnership for education.
but partnering with the Malala Fund as well, to be providing support to young children and adults, as well.
And then Malala answered the door and I went inside and they're kind of loud and chaotic and funny and they're tease each other.
And this idea that Malala showing us that is what makes a story so beautiful.
It's very much Malala 's story and as you've said, a lot of us I think were fam-- I hope were familiar at least with the basic details of it.
"He Named Me Malala " is in theatres.
One of our founding advisors founded the Malala Fund, whose work got Malala the Nobel Peace Prize-- so influencers and what have you,
We had the good fortune of having Malala Yousufzai's parents here the other week.
And now they will say that Malala look like you, not like me.
In Pakistan-- the country which Malala belongs to and we envision Global Peace Center taking Malala 's vision
And on 18th birthday of Malala , she went to Lebanon.
But if you've heard about Malala as a lot of us did, a girl who got shot on her school bus, you think, oh this is just a scary dangerous place where
I think that's what Malala 's asking of all of us.
Anybody here read "I Am Malala ?"
One of the most amazing young women out there today is Malala Yousafzai and how incredibly courageous and articulate
Is that really the demographic time bomb that Malala 's dad was fearing?
How many people here are familiar with the story of Malala Yousafzai?
to support education, and Malala , and Ziauddin, and peace and education everywhere in the word.
Malala said, that her father was a storyteller, and always told her stories of folk heroes,
So you are here today for "He Named Me Malala ."
So I'm very interested actually how knowing and interactivity with Malala changed you.
And Malala 's father not only did he say she was equal,
So can you tell us a little bit about the work with the Malala Foundation and Obama and what's all that?
So I think we need the education, Malala Fund, Global Peace Centre Canada, and all civil society organization.
A non-documentary played by Malala herself.
What are the parts that you think you brought to it that helped enhance Malala 's story.
So what's one of the most surprising things you learned about Malala and her family during this experience?
So thinking about it from the point of view of someone very principled, like Malala .
And that vision is of Ziauddin, and now I found that the work which Ziauddin and Malala was doing,
So a similar thing is happening in Syria, and according to Malala Fund's data,
And now we are making one more school there, so I think the Malala Fund will be educating some more than 400 girls in the Bekaa Valley, the Syrian girls.