Film Lens
Positivas presents the experiences of women in Brazil who contracted the AIDS virus from their husbands or steady partners. The film focuses on the factors that contribute to the feminisation of the disease, providing a personal and societal context to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Brazil.
Through the stories of these women, the film illustrates the wider effects of the epidemic on gender dynamics and health policies. It aims to raise awareness about the specific challenges faced by women in the context of HIV/AIDS, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions and support.
Why Watch
- •Meet women affected by AIDS in Brazil.
- •Find out about the feminisation of the AIDS epidemic.
- •See personal stories of endurance and survival.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2010 and runs for 78 minutes.
•The documentary focuses on women who contracted AIDS from their partners.
•It addresses the feminisation of the AIDS epidemic specifically in Brazil.
Perfect For
Public health advocatesGender studies enthusiastsAIDS awareness supporters