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SARS : cover-up and aftermath

This documentary examines the extraordinary and insightful human drama that unfolded during and after the 2002 and 2003 crisis. It tells the stories of the Chinese government's efforts to hide the truth about this epidemic. The film also tells the story of the forgotten SARS survivors who continue to suffer from horrific after-effects. Many of these victims regularly undergo aggressive steroid treatments and must continually fight for their rights in China. The film profiles five individuals, including Fang Bo, a SARS survivor who was initially hailed a national hero after winning his own battle against the virus, but was later blacklisted by the government for speaking out about civil liberties of those with the disease. It also shares the story of Wang Ligang, formerly an armed policeman, whose disability following SARS prevents him from making a living, and Wang Yong Hong, former senior editor at a major newspaper and present organizer of a SARS survivor group.

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  • "Severe acute respiratory syndrome"
  • "Fei dian"
  • "Yan gai de chuang shang"
  • "Cover up and aftermath"

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  • ""This is an extraordinary and insightful human drama during and after the crisis; it tells the stories of the government's cover up and forgotten SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) survivors who are suffering greatly from the horrific after-effects due to aggressive steroids treatment and their continuing fight for their rights in China; and at the same time, how their fight for their rights are pushing Chinese society forward. The film is divided into 4 parts: from the government's cover up to the treatment; from the after effects to their fight for justice" -- container."
  • ""This is an extraordinary and insightful human drama during and after the crisis; it tells the stories of the government's cover up and forgotten SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) survivors who are suffering greatly from the horrific after=effects due to aggressive steroids treatment and their continuing fight for their rights in China; and at the same time, how their fight for their rights are pushing Chinese society forward. The film is divided into 4 parts: from the government's cover up to the treatment; from the after effects to their fight for justice."--Container."
  • "This documentary examines the extraordinary and insightful human drama that unfolded during and after the 2002 and 2003 crisis. It tells the stories of the Chinese government's efforts to hide the truth about this epidemic. The film also tells the story of the forgotten SARS survivors who continue to suffer from horrific after-effects. Many of these victims regularly undergo aggressive steroid treatments and must continually fight for their rights in China. The film profiles five individuals, including Fang Bo, a SARS survivor who was initially hailed a national hero after winning his own battle against the virus, but was later blacklisted by the government for speaking out about civil liberties of those with the disease. It also shares the story of Wang Ligang, formerly an armed policeman, whose disability following SARS prevents him from making a living, and Wang Yong Hong, former senior editor at a major newspaper and present organizer of a SARS survivor group."@en

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  • "Nonfiction films"
  • "History"
  • "Documentary films"@en
  • "Documentary films"
  • "Video recordings for the hearing impaired"

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  • "SARS cover up and aftermath"
  • "SARS : cover-up and aftermath"@en
  • "SARS cover up and aftermath = Fei dian : yan gai de chuang shang"

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