Actor Matt Damon, actor and Founder of “H2O Africa”, participated in a “Water and Sanitation Mega-Commitment” working session at the Clinton Global Initiative at the Sheraton Hotel in New York City, New York. Matt was asked by a German reporter if, after having made so many movies that portray the criminal intent of humans, he felt compelled to make more socially conscious movies. His reply: His movie “Ocean’s Eleven” was seen by a German man who had responded to an ad that would have allowed him to have some of his body parts eaten by a real life Hannibal Lector, but after seeing the movie, decided maybe that was not such a good idea!! WTF? We’re not sure what that even means, but we’re glad Ocean’s Eleven is somehow inspiring people not to donate themselves for the sake of cannibalism! The session was also attended by Tom Kahil, CGI Global Health Working Group Chair, Feliciano Dos Santos, Director (Estamos), Paul Faeth, Executive Director, Global Water Challenge, and Claire Lyons, Global Grant Program Director, Pepsico Foundation.