They Could Be Alive

This documentary focuses on the potential outcomes of the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil if the government had fully utilized the resources of the SUS. It highlights the critical role of Brazil's 300,000 health workers in combating the virus and the missed opportunities for effective prevention and awareness campaigns.

The film questions the strategies employed by the Brazilian government, particularly the decision to pursue intentional contamination for collective immunity rather than promoting vaccination. It addresses the human cost of these choices, emphasizing the families affected by the loss of loved ones. With a direct approach, They Could Be Alive prompts viewers to reflect on public health policies and their real-life implications.