Fire in the Blood (2013 film)

Fire in the Blood is an internationally acclaimed 2013 documentary by Dylan Mohan Gray depicting the mass devastation brought about in Africa, Asia and other parts the global South due to intentional obstruction of lowcost antiretroviral drugs used for treatment of HIVAIDS from reaching people in these countries, spearheaded by Western pharmaceutical companies armed with patent monopolies and the governments above all those of the United States, European Union and Switzerland doing their bidding. The documentary also shows how the battle against this blockade, estimated to have resulted in ten to twelve million unnecessary deaths, was fought and at least for the time being won.

The IndianIrish film director Dylan Mohan Gray first came to know of the issue in 2004, after he read an article in the The Economist about the battle between pharmaceutical companies and the global public health community over access to lowercost AIDS drugs for Africa. He decided to make the film three years later.The film was shot on four continents from March 2008 to the end of 2010, while editing was completed in 2012. ........

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