The Spanish Flu: The Invisible Enemy

The documentary delves into the origins and spread of the Spanish flu, highlighting its catastrophic effects on populations around the world. With a runtime of 52 minutes, it covers significant themes such as bureaucracy and the intersecting events of war and disease in the 1910s.

Featuring notable figures like Éric Caravaca and David Lloyd George, the film presents historical insights into how the virus impacted lives beyond those lost to the war. By focusing on the societal response and the challenges faced during this epidemic, the documentary aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of one of history's worst pandemics.