Survivors

About This Movie

Survivors is a raw glimpse into Sierra Leone during the Ebola crisis, where the real horror is not just the virus itself but the ensuing chaos and despair. Anna Fitch's direction brings a haunting intimacy; you really feel the weight of loss and uncertainty in every frame. The pacing can be solemn at times, allowing the gravity of each moment to sink in. It's not just about the sickness; it's about the people and the society that struggles to cope with such a catastrophe. The practical effects are minimal but impactful, grounding the film in stark reality. The interviews are poignant, showcasing real voices and experiences that make it distinct. There's a sense of urgency, yet a reflective tone that lingers long after the credits roll.

Intimate portrayal of a public health crisis · Focus on real human experiences · Exploration of sociopolitical issues