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Yamina Zoutat examines the relationship between blood and human life in Paris. She interacts with a blood conveyor and a transplant doctor, focusing on the connections between life, death, and the human body. The narrative includes Zoutat's reflections on the contaminated blood trial in France during the 1980s, which revealed the dangers of blood transmission.
The film raises important questions about the substances that constitute the human body and the fragility of life. By addressing historical events and personal encounters, Zoutat provides a critical look at how blood impacts human existence and the ethical implications surrounding its use.
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.
Perfect For
Medical ethicsFrench historyTransplant medicine