

At the Dallas International Film Festival, personal stories and interviews with figures like Dr. Bob Sears and Paul Offitt highlight the contentious debate over vaccination choices.
“If you think you know everything about vaccines...Think Again!”
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At the Dallas International Film Festival, personal stories and interviews with figures like Dr. Bob Sears and Paul Offitt highlight the contentious debate over vaccination choices.
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At the Dallas International Film Festival on April 2, 2011, "The Greater Good" debuted, presenting a contentious view on vaccination. The film features personal stories from individuals and families affected by their vaccine choices. It includes interviews with figures such as Dr. Bob Sears and Paul Offitt, while also receiving endorsement from the anti-vaccine organization National Vaccine Information Center. Critics have described the film as emotionally manipulative and biased, lacking a balanced perspective on vaccine safety and efficacy.
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Why Watch
- See Dr. Joseph Mercola's controversial views on vaccination.
- Find out why critics call it pure anti-vaccine propaganda.
- Meet the filmmakers behind this divisive documentary.
Did You Know
- The Greater Good debuted at the Dallas International Film Festival on April 2, 2011.
- The film began screening in Los Angeles on October 14, 2011.
- Dr. Joseph Mercola endorsed the film as part of 'Vaccine Awareness Week'.
- The claim linking vaccines to autism originated from a fraudulent research paper.
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When did The Greater Good premiere?
The Greater Good premiered at the Dallas International Film Festival on April 2, 2011.
Who endorsed The Greater Good?
Joseph Mercola endorsed The Greater Good on his website as part of 'Vaccine Awareness Week'.
What criticism did The New York Times have about the film?
The New York Times criticized the movie as 'emotionally manipulative' and 'heavily partial'.
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