This documentary was extremely well done, giving a glimpse into the lives of people who are on the frontlines of keeping the world safe from global pandemic. The negative reviews were confusing to me - I think some were expecting an over dramatic doomsday film (hint... it's a science based documentary - not Hollywood) and the rest were anti-vaxxers insulted by facts. Anyone who thinks an educated, well vaccinated community has no connection to the prevention of pandemics does not get it and looks as nutty as the folks burning down WHO buildings in Congo. The unvaccinated were given a platform in this film as well as the pro vaxxers. They were each able to state their case in a fair manner and they certainly did not make the placenta eating anti-vax earth Mama look bad - she was able to say what she felt just as the Oregon senator was. This documentary was real, raw and hopeful, giving a look into the science behind a universal flu vaccine. I really enjoyed following the scientists in their studies in Guatemala. It was interesting and felt very real and not sensational.
