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Reviews for How to Survive a Plague

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6.8 / 10 1h 49min

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A story of two coalitions – ACT UP and TAG (Treatment Action Group) – whose activism and innovation turned AIDS from a death sentence into a manageable condition. Despite having no scientific training, these self-made activists infiltrated the pharmaceutical industry and helped identify promising new drugs, moving them from experimental trials to patients in record time.

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Review by GlowingGecko

Great and extremely sad film. Glad that I stumbled upon it.

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Review by user411tf4lplvo

The beautiful story of a movement to save homosexual men and women's lives...

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Review by user735rusq6wvc

Outspoken and intense documentary that focused on the early days of AIDS and it showcased the battle for awareness.

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Review by user199zhplyre5

In some cases, words and actions can save a million lives

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Review by SunlitSloth

PBS Telecast: The Good and the Bad

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Review by user83eict4x09

How To Survive A Plague Tells How To Achieve Real Change

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Review by user291bnyatloz

¨Act Up. Fight Back. Fight AIDS.¨

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Review by ShadowShark

Wonderful Look Backwards to a Terrifying Time

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Review by user6142nhrn33s

wonderful, bittersweet look at a movement over ten years

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Review by user842n1flzgqv

A good snapshot of an earlier era

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Review by user573rltdrfdx

If my rating was based solely on the people in this documentary, I'd give them all a 10 for their courage and perseverance

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Review by user748q4mme7np

A moving and insightful documentary

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