Here's a extract of a beautiful article that is recently published in the Rouge magazine from Michael's long time photographer Hamid Moslehi. Hope you enjoy this....

In the latest Rogue Magazine Hamid Moslehi talks about a documentary about Michael he's planning to do:
“He wanted to make history with this documentary,” Moslehi explains of the doc he was commissioned by Jackson to do. “I knew this was a one in a million chance to be photographing and videotaping one of the biggest artists in the world. I learned a lot from the experience over the many years by his side.”
“I want this documentary to be historical. I want it to change the way people see me,” Jackson says during a voicemail message Moslehi plays me when MJ first approached him with the idea.
“I’ve now been sitting on this footage for years after Michael’s death and I feel like I have an obligation to make Michael’s wish come true,” Moslehi says. “I decided it’s time for me to release some clips and put together the documentary. There’s hundreds of hours worth of footage of Michael as a father and as a regular person. He was just a normal person.”
“He had a personal life and a commercial life and he wanted me to record both. Commercial life would be his music videos, concerts, rehearsals, and recordings, and his personal [life] would be him at Neverland, photographing his kids, doing family portraits, things like that, this is footage that people have never seen before” Moslehi continues.
“In the documentary I will touch on the Gavin Arviso case to show the truth and also show what kind of person Michael was. Being a father, being a performer, being an entertainer. To show how hard he worked. I have an obligation that I make this wish come true that Michael asked me to do. Hopefully it is a series of documentaries, I have enough footage for a whole series.”
“He was a great father to his kids, he was a chill and generous person at home, but when it came to work again--he was a perfectionist. Being one of the greatest artists, he was very educated and extremely specific.”

“Gavin’s doctors had given him two weeks to live. They met through the Make a Wish Foundation. His final wish was to meet Michael Jackson, so Michael invited him to Neverland. The day they met, Michael took this kid under his wing, he moved the family to Neverland. Michael said, ‘this kid needs love and hope and with that he’s going to survive’, and he did. He survived the cancer completely, grew his hair back and doctors were shocked to see that. This was a miracle. And instead of giving Michael an award they took him to court for child molestation.
That’s one of the stories I want to tell in my documentary. I have evidence to show that Gavin was supposed to die and Michael helped healed him. He knew what he needed was hope and love and Michael gave that to him and his family. Because of that love, the kid was cancer free and he lived longer than they gave him. He’s still living. Then all of a sudden the twisted Martin Bashir documentary [2003’s Living with Michael Jackson] comes out and in it there’s a shot of Michael and Gavin holding hands together… next thing you know there’s a criminal investigation and he’s accused of child molestation. This family was after the money, they saw that this was an opportunity to make millions of dollars.”

Michael and Moslehi.

L.O.V.E!!!❤❤❤
~SwastikaDutta