Film review: Fire in the Blood (PG)

Thursday 21 February 2013 19:00 GMT

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This campaigning documentary indicts the pharmaceutical giants that could have saved millions from AIDS in the developing world.

Instead, they protected their lucrative patents and ensured that anti-retroviral drugs were unaffordable to all but rich Westerners.

Change eventually came through the efforts of doctors, activists and high-profile supporters (Clinton, take a bow), but the naked greed of "Big Pharma" still hangs over the film like a poison cloud.

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