They Could Be Alive
Brazil's 300,000 health workers faced the COVID-19 pandemic while the government pursued a strategy of intentional contamination for collective immunity.
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Brazil's 300,000 health workers faced the COVID-19 pandemic while the government pursued a strategy of intentional contamination for collective immunity.
Synopsis
Brazil's Federal Health System (SUS) faced unprecedented challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. The documentary They Could Be Alive details the efforts of 300,000 health workers who implemented contact tracing and mass testing to combat the virus. It questions the outcomes had the government fully utilized SUS resources. The film critiques the president's dismissal of vaccines and promotion of misinformation, which contributed to widespread suffering and loss of life across the nation.
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