Synopsis

What does AIDS evoke today? New pandemics remind us just how much of a turning point AIDS was.
Révolution SIDA takes an uncompromising look at what this disease has caused and is still inflicting, from South Africa to China, from Russia to Thailand.
Artists, politicians, researchers and witnesses describe this health revolution that we mistakenly believe to be over.
Despite exceptional advances in science and medicine, they draw a chilling picture of the political and social dysfunctions engendered by the disease: injustices in access to care, discrimination against minorities and, above all, the absence of any real political will, all of which contribute tragically to the spread of the virus.

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