A contaminated blood trial in France during the 1980s exposed the risks of blood transmission, impacting countless lives and raising critical questions.
Synopsis
A contaminated blood trial in France during the 1980s exposed the risks of blood transmission, impacting countless lives and raising critical questions.
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Synopsis
Yamina Zoutat walks through the streets of Paris, reflecting on the role of blood in human life. She meets a blood conveyor and a transplant doctor, discussing their work and its impact on patients. The film includes Zoutat's thoughts on the contaminated blood trial in France during the 1980s, which revealed serious risks in blood transmission. Through these encounters, the documentary addresses the delicate balance between life and death in relation to the human body.
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Why Watch
- Meet blood conveyors and transplant doctors in Paris.
- Find out about the 1980s contaminated blood trial.
- See how blood connects life and death.
Did You Know
- The contaminated blood trial in France occurred in the 1980s.
- Yamina Zoutat is the director of the film.
- The film has a duration of 96 minutes.
- The production countries for this film are France and Switzerland.
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Who directed the documentary Bloodhound?
Bloodhound was directed by Yamina Zoutat.
What significant event related to blood transmission is discussed in Bloodhound?
The documentary discusses the contaminated blood trial in France during the 1980s.
What is the duration of the documentary Bloodhound?
Bloodhound has a duration of 96 minutes.
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