Julia Roberts has a production company called Red Om Films ("Moder" spelled backwards; formerly "Shoelace Productions") and has given of Julia Roberts's time and resources to Unicef as well as to other charitable organizations."In the Spring of 1995, Roberts, 27, an enthusiastic supporter of UNICEF, asked if she could meet some of the relief agency's neediest recipients. And so, on May 10, Julia Roberts arrived in Port-au-Prince 'to educate myself.' The poverty Julia Roberts found was overwhelming. 'My heart is just bursting,' she said. Unicef officials hope Julia Roberts six-day visit will trigger an outburst of giving: $10 million in aid is still needed. Roberts herself had no need for journalists, whom Julia Roberts kept at arm's length. 'You in the orange shirt!' Julia Roberts snapped at one cameraman. 'Out!' Julia Roberts did turn on the charm for Haiti's President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, 42, who glowingly described Julia Roberts as a 'Hollywood Haitian'. Asked by a reporter if Julia Roberts would consider making a movie in Haiti, Roberts replied, 'Certainly. Are you offering me a script?' No, but Aristide may have come up with a title."
