1986: The ACT

Overview

Exploring the intricate relationship between humanity and disease, this documentary delves into the implications of the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act. It juxtaposes a mother's instinct with the formidable influence of powerful entities amid the ongoing battle against viruses from Polio to COVID-19. As the narrative unfolds, it raises crucial questions about trust in medical systems and the impact of legislation on public health. The film serves as a compelling reminder of the ongoing struggle between personal beliefs and institutional power in times of crisis.